1984 Jeep CJ CJ7 Laredo - Special Order Color Combo

Jeep CJ 1984 Description

For sale is my 1984 Jeep CJ7 Laredo. This Jeep is a special order Garnet and Nutmeg color combo. As you can see, she's a beauty!

The Jeep has all original paint except for a hood repaint a few years back. The hood matches perfectly now, but was repainted due to sun fading. The Jeep was a ranch Jeep back in Texas many moons ago, so does have some rock chips from when it was driven on gravel roads. Still overall, very nice original paint all around. This Jeep is still one of the nicest survivors around today.

The 5-speed transmission shifts incredibly well. One of the best driver Jeeps I have. Does not wonder or have loose steering as the suspension system was never modified. It's truly a joy to drive this Jeep!

What can I say about the interior that the pictures don't already show!!!??? The interior is gorgeous. As you can see in the very last photo, like all Laredos this age, the driver seat bottom does have a few tears. An ebay seller sells an exact replica seat bottom, so you can replace it should you decide to. The rest of the seats, and the interior for that matter, are excellent.

The Jeep does not come with a radio as the OEM one was removed and never discarded as it did not work. The AC does not come on, but I never looked in to it. Could be something as simple as a fuse or pressure switch. But, Jeeps are meant to be driven topless, so the AC was never a real concern for me.

Rust? No such thing on this Laredo. The floors are extremely clean and the undercarriage boasts only minimal surface rust. There is not a spec of rust or rot anywhere on this Jeep.

I'm trying to be as transparent as possible, and have disclosed everything. What you see is what you get.

Lightly driven with just under49,500 miles since 1984! You'll be hard pressed to find a better, original Laredo for what I'm asking for this vehicle. All serious offers will be entertained. 520-789-0875 is my number. Call or text if you have additional questions.

Oh - $500 dollar imeediate deposit required, and remaining balance due within 72 hours (3 days) of auction close via wire transfer or certified money order/cashiers check.