Price My Classic

Introducing the Classic 1984 Jeep CJ7 in a Stunning Blue Exterior! Get ready to experience the thrill of off-road driving with this iconic 1984 Jeep CJ7, featuring a striking blue exterior and a sleek black interior. Powered by a robust 4. 2L I6 engine and a T5 manual transmission, this Jeep is built to conquer any terrain with ease and style. Enjoy the open-air experience with the manual convertible top, which allows you to easily transform your Jeep into the ultimate off-road adventure Machine. The durable vinyl interior is designed to withstand the elements, ensuring your Jeep stays looking great no matter where your journey takes you....

When it comes to off-roading, mudding, four wheel fun, or just cruising down the beach, nothing compares to the legendary Jeep CJ series. This particular CJ7 was the recent recipient of a full custom build process performed by a retired veteran who gave attention to every last detail. This is a new fiberglass body, beautiful fresh paint and interior, and a crate 350ci engine. As you scroll through the pictures, you'll quickly see the undercarriage is just as nice as everything up top. When was the last time you heard anyone mention a show quality CJ? You just have to see this one for...

More Pictures and Video Coming Soon!

Gateway Classic Cars of Atlanta is proud to present this 1984 Jeep CJ7. Painted in Beige, with Brown crinkle coated top, bead area, and floors. This Jeep is a real looker - as the color combo just works! Between the 2. 5' body lift, fender flares, nerf bars, custom bumpers, wheels and tires, to the custom bumpers - she's done right! The consignor states the Jeep has a rebuilt 304 cu in.

V-8 mated to a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission, though does not know how many miles are on them. The engine bay appears clean and detailed, with chrome accents for the air cleaner, valve covers, and a nice set of headers. Take a peek inside at the same color combo vinyl bucket seat interior with both floor shifters, custom console, and after...

Jeep manufactured the CJ7 from 1976 to 1986. Jeep built 379,299 CJ7's during the 10-year period it was produced. The CJ7 differed from the CJ5 because it had a 10 inch longer wheelbase. This 1986 Jeep CJ7 looks great with its Gold exterior paint job along with the Black Vinyl interior. Powering this CJ7 is a Chevy 350 V8 followed by a 3-speed automatic transmission. This Jeep is just waiting for its new owner to go trailing or just cruising down the highway and with sweet side pipe exhaust that sings! You know it's...

From the beginning, the CJ line of Jeeps were built for the sole purposes of utility and capability. They are go anywhere vehicles and this 1984 Jeep CJ7 has taken that idea and ran with it! Every part of this Jeep has either been maintained or improved on to make it stand up to whatever you can throw at it. Jeep-s simplicity, versatility, and performance led to a following bordering on fanaticism, and has produced many great Restomods such as the one before you here. The parts list reads more like a dream build, and will satisfy even the most intense Jeep enthusiast. The entire body of this CJ has been Line-x coated to make it very durable to take on any offroad adventure but still has a great gloss to it to look sharp on the road. Keeping with the durable but functional theme of this Jeep are the GenRight rock sliders along with tubular doors that are removable. Up front you-ll find a pair of Lightforce driving lights in combination with a pair of Piaa fog lights and an LED light bar that are all perched on top of a custom offroad bumper that looks like it could go...