Willys Jeep CJ-7 4,2 — 1978

• Mechanical condition

  An older, uncomplicated, and robust driveline construction with the straight-six engine and a three-speed gearbox. With low gear engaged, it moves confidently through terrain. The current owner has tidied up the engine compartment and painted the engine with the original turquoise engine color. Outside, it hums with a characteristic and pleasant six-cylinder sound.

• Interior condition

  A typical, clear, robust, and stylish sheet metal instrument panel, painted in the car's color. Folding and assembling the soft top requires some effort, but it becomes relatively quick with practice. Without doors and with a folded front windshield, the open feeling can't get any more open than this. The car is registered as a truck and therefore not approved for rear passengers, but the current owner has still installed a comfortable small rear seat with proper four-point seat belts for a safer potential ride. In the front, there are leather seats from a Saab 9000 or 900; a previous owner installed these. The driver's seat has some wear in the form of a loose seam on the seat cushion but is otherwise in good condition. The original front seats are still available and come with the car but require new upholstery.

• Exterior condition

  The car has been repainted in stages by a previous and current owner when sills, a fender, and the window frame were replaced. According to the current owner, the wheels and tires have just the right beefy look. He also mentioned that when he bought the car, even larger tires were fitted. The classic Jeep model has many interpretations, as it should. There are also numerous possibilities for various exterior configurations with a soft top/removable cloth doors and a winter enclosure with a hardtop and sturdy metal doors.

• General condition

  Well-known on-and-off-road charm and a unique utility and leisure vehicle, especially if you live in the countryside and attach a snowplow in winter. Otherwise, it's a pleasant original configuration and a fine representative of the brand, exuding a healthy dose of Jeep romanticism.

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