1978 Jeep CJ7 Renegade Levi Edition Nut and Bolt Full Restoration- AWESOME!!

1978 Jeep CJ Renegade Levi Edition Additional Info:

Absolutely stunning fully restored CJ7 with desirable 304 V8 manual
I purchased this Jeep 5 years ago after a spectacular rotisserie nut and bolt restoration was completed. Since then, it lives a VERY good life- stored indoors in climate controlled building at my farm along with many other toys. It is literally driven 10-12 times a year. NEVER in any rain, NEVER off-road. Simply a great go-to town cruiser on perfect days. I have an extensive shop with lift and have way overdone all maintenance with annual oil changes that most would consider un-needed. I do this with all of my vehicles. If you are looking for a truly beautiful, head-turning CJ then this the one. I get comments EVERY time I drive it. Starts, runs, idles perfectly. No engine/transmission issues in any way. The engine bay looks great, the carb shows like new as does most of the engine components. The wheels (including mounted spare) are perfect- no curb rash. Zero. The paint is amazing. The interior is the original Levis low-back seats and rear (very rare and desirable on the market if you want to sell them off and pop in new replacements) and they are not perfect- a bit faded but I liked having the originals and think they look great. There is a stereo head unit with wire to the single 4" speaker location, but no speaker. I liked simply listening to the engine so I never added one. The sound with the headers is awesome- not too loud, just right. I do have the white soft- top and doors, as well as the bimini top and also a camp cover that I have used indoors. I took the top off the moment I got the jeep including the hardware as I knew I would only drive it on perfect days. The top and doors are in nice shape and easily re-installed. I have additional photos if interested- just send me an email. Happy to answer questions and encourage inspection. You will fall in love with her!I am either going to get my price, or I will take it off the market and wait until spring. I don't need to sell it- it simply doesn't get used enough warrant keeping it and having it sit. If someone comes along who will enjoy it more- then great.