Full Size Jeep (FSJ) Cherokee SE (1978)
Sale price: US $15,000.00 Make an Offer
| Condition: | Used | Year: | 1978 |
| Mileage: | 126000 | Number of Cylinders: | 8 |
| Transmission: | Automatic | Vehicle Title: | Rebuilt, Rebuildable & Reconstructed |
| Model: | Cherokee | Exterior Color: | Tan |
| Drive Type: | 4WD | Interior Color: | Tan |
| Make: | Jeep |
Tampa, Florida, United States
Vehicle description
Hello all,
I have an amazing 1978 Jeep Cherokee SJ that I am interested in either selling. In all honesty I love the Jeep and do not wish to move it, yet life has proven that I just do not have the skill and funds to get the 42 year old wagon to where I want and I really cannot afford to keep putting money into it. The Jeep drives well (for a 1970s vehicle!) and definitely turns heads when I roll around town. Pictures and a video of the Jeep were taken recently (06.27.2020) and can be found here:
https:/ photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPO45uz0zou1xIMiqPRRrhFltFjQo_cAXLYFc7eSz23RK893sBPX16d_MwcEjjufQ?key=ZnVsQkQzNGRFSzc2ZHR1Q3k2X0FqdnNTUTE0aHV3
These Jeeps are amazing yet I have found are impossible to find in the SE of the U.S., which is one reason I am hesitant to let it go and if I had the skill or deeper pockets it would not be going anywhere. To date some of the major items I have attended to is that I have had the original 360 V8 entirely gone through, transmission looked at and seals dealt with, a FiTech fuel injector installed in-place of the carburetor, a four-inch lift, a Retrosound radio with Sirius XM, and a hood lock-down system installed.I currently have $15,000 in the Jeep and really am only interested in either selling outright or trading for a Rick and Morty pin+cash. If anyone is interested please let me know.
I hope everyone is safe and happy.
I have an amazing 1978 Jeep Cherokee SJ that I am interested in either selling. In all honesty I love the Jeep and do not wish to move it, yet life has proven that I just do not have the skill and funds to get the 42 year old wagon to where I want and I really cannot afford to keep putting money into it. The Jeep drives well (for a 1970s vehicle!) and definitely turns heads when I roll around town. Pictures and a video of the Jeep were taken recently (06.27.2020) and can be found here:
https:/ photos.google.com/share/AF1QipPO45uz0zou1xIMiqPRRrhFltFjQo_cAXLYFc7eSz23RK893sBPX16d_MwcEjjufQ?key=ZnVsQkQzNGRFSzc2ZHR1Q3k2X0FqdnNTUTE0aHV3
These Jeeps are amazing yet I have found are impossible to find in the SE of the U.S., which is one reason I am hesitant to let it go and if I had the skill or deeper pockets it would not be going anywhere. To date some of the major items I have attended to is that I have had the original 360 V8 entirely gone through, transmission looked at and seals dealt with, a FiTech fuel injector installed in-place of the carburetor, a four-inch lift, a Retrosound radio with Sirius XM, and a hood lock-down system installed.I currently have $15,000 in the Jeep and really am only interested in either selling outright or trading for a Rick and Morty pin+cash. If anyone is interested please let me know.
I hope everyone is safe and happy.