'76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my
'76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures of it can be seen here: jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, dirtbike, whatever) -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
Sorry! Make that travist34 and not travist30 for the email address!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 18:19:22 -0400, Shaggie <blah@blah.com> wrote: >I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my >'76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual >transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer >intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. >Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, >bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak >of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that >don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just >not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. >Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. >Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I >have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right >now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be >operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included >with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures >of it can be seen here: >jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html >I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. >I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first >since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. >Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my >Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the >"notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, >y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, >dirtbike, whatever) -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
Sorry! Make that travist34 and not travist30 for the email address!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 18:19:22 -0400, Shaggie <blah@blah.com> wrote: >I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my >'76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual >transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer >intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. >Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, >bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak >of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that >don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just >not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. >Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. >Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I >have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right >now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be >operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included >with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures >of it can be seen here: >jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html >I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. >I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first >since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. >Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my >Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the >"notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, >y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, >dirtbike, whatever) -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
Sorry! Make that travist34 and not travist30 for the email address!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 18:19:22 -0400, Shaggie <blah@blah.com> wrote: >I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my >'76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual >transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer >intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. >Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, >bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak >of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that >don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just >not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. >Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. >Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I >have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right >now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be >operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included >with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures >of it can be seen here: >jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html >I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. >I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first >since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. >Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my >Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the >"notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, >y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, >dirtbike, whatever) -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
Sorry! Make that travist34 and not travist30 for the email address!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 18:19:22 -0400, Shaggie <blah@blah.com> wrote: >I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my >'76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual >transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer >intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. >Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, >bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak >of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that >don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just >not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. >Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. >Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I >have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right >now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be >operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included >with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures >of it can be seen here: >jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html >I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. >I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first >since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. >Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my >Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the >"notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, >y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, >dirtbike, whatever) -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
SAY IT ISN'T SO!!!
Shaggie wrote: > I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my > '76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual > transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer > intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. > Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, > bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak > of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that > don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just > not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. > Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. > Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I > have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right > now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be > operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included > with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures > of it can be seen here: > jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html > I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. > I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first > since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. > Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my > Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the > "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, > y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, > dirtbike, whatever) > > -- > > Less drivel, more Dremel. > Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, > and furthermore always carry a small snake. > - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
SAY IT ISN'T SO!!!
Shaggie wrote: > I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my > '76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual > transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer > intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. > Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, > bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak > of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that > don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just > not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. > Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. > Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I > have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right > now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be > operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included > with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures > of it can be seen here: > jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html > I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. > I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first > since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. > Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my > Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the > "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, > y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, > dirtbike, whatever) > > -- > > Less drivel, more Dremel. > Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, > and furthermore always carry a small snake. > - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
SAY IT ISN'T SO!!!
Shaggie wrote: > I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my > '76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual > transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer > intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. > Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, > bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak > of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that > don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just > not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. > Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. > Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I > have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right > now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be > operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included > with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures > of it can be seen here: > jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html > I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. > I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first > since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. > Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my > Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the > "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, > y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, > dirtbike, whatever) > > -- > > Less drivel, more Dremel. > Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, > and furthermore always carry a small snake. > - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
SAY IT ISN'T SO!!!
Shaggie wrote: > I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my > '76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual > transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer > intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. > Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, > bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak > of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that > don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just > not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. > Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. > Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I > have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right > now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be > operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included > with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures > of it can be seen here: > jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html > I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. > I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first > since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. > Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my > Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the > "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, > y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, > dirtbike, whatever) > > -- > > Less drivel, more Dremel. > Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, > and furthermore always carry a small snake. > - W.C. Fields |
Re: '76 CJ5 For Sale - Thanks for the help!
On Tue, 20 Jul 2004 19:29:51 -0400, Joe <jo_dog@nospamyahoo.com>
wrote: >SAY IT ISN'T SO!!! I would, but I'd be lying. :-( > >Shaggie wrote: > >> I've decided I'm not a "Jeep guy." After about a year of owning my >> '76 CJ5 I've decided to sell it. It's got a 304 with 3-speed manual >> transmission in it. Ramsey 8000 lb winch. Edelbrock performer >> intake, Holley 670 Avenger carb. 3" body lift. DUI ignition sy$tem. >> Comes with 2 sets of half-doors, 2 sets of full doors, full soft-top, >> bikini top, and windjammer. Body is in good shape, no rust to speak >> of on the entire Jeep. Inside of Jeep is Herculined. Things that >> don't work: Speedometer (but I'm including a new speedo cable, just >> not the housing for it), and the fuel gauge doesn't work reliably. >> Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Probably a flaky ground. >> Currently the front U-joint is "gone" (lost it on the highway) but I >> have a replacement for it sitting on my workbench in the garage right >> now. When I sell it, the u-joint will be in place and 4wd will be >> operational. I also have a set of high-back seats that are included >> with the Jeep. I'm probably forgetting something... Uh... Pictures >> of it can be seen here: >> jeepadventures.dyndns.org/jeep.html >> I paid $3200 for it and have well over $2000 in parts invested in it. >> I'm located in Raleigh, NC. I figured I'd post it for sale here first >> since I got a lot of useful help from you guys keeping it running. >> Asking price is $3,500. If you are seriously interested in buying my >> Jeep, please email me at: travist30@notsohotmail.com but remove the >> "notso" from that address first. Thanks again for all of the help, >> y'all, and enjoy the offroading the way you like. (Jeep, baja, >> dirtbike, whatever) >> >> -- >> >> Less drivel, more Dremel. >> Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, >> and furthermore always carry a small snake. >> - W.C. Fields -- Less drivel, more Dremel. Always carry a flagon of whiskey in case of snakebite, and furthermore always carry a small snake. - W.C. Fields |
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