1975 Jeep DJ5D Custom for Sale

1975 Jeep DJ5D Custom SUV for sale in Long Beach, CA 90815 MAD MAXX MACHINE...Custom "ONE OF A KIND"!!! This vehicle is a combination of 3 Jeeps, the front end is a 1975 Postal Jeep on a stretched and tubed 1985 Grand Wagoneer chassis with a CJ7 rear body. This vehicle has one original owner who designed and built this classic from the ground up! This Custom Jeep is powered by a rebuilt 360 cubic inch engine with 400 miles on the rebuilt engine. It has 4-wheel drive with DANA differentials. It also comes equipped with a complete dual ignition system, complete water conversion snorkel exhaust transmission breather, differential breathers,110-1200 watt converter and a rebuilt 3-speed automatic transmission with 400 miles on the rebuild as well. This 6-passenger vehicle has right hand drive, sliding doors, a camouflage interior, dual fans (manual and electric), dual batteries, dual shocks (front and rear), dual sway bars (front and rear), dual track bars (front and rear), rear air bags with auxiliary air tank, television, CD, and DVD player. The windshield was split, along with designing many other one of a kind features including the nose panel built from 5 different Jeep parts. There is 6 cubic feet of under car storage. There is also a roof top deck that can be shaded with an overhead adjustable 8 x 10 awning. This setup can convert to four 8 x 10 awnings, 360 degrees, to shade the body of the vehicle as well. This vehicle does need a few things to complete the expected driving experience. To start, the vehicle needs a 1/4in wheel spacer to achieve full steering radius and a tow alignment needs to be completed. The engine is very tight and has not been broken in yet, so a new factory starter will need to be installed. The Jeep has an issue starting when the engine is hot. Also needed is a battery isolator between the front and rear batteries. The vehicle will run on either battery or be used to jump start but running them at the same time is not possible. All the gauges are currently not hooked up. The gas gauge needs to be replace with a conventional negative around type. The current wiring for the gauges could cause major problems. The transmission has a leak that needs attention and the paint needs spot repaired. Lastly, there are some minor electrical issues. Mechanic states something was hooked up wrong and had burnt out a box that they then replaced. The neutral start switch had a short and is currently disconnected, along with the wiring to the stereo was cut for unknown reason. Call (402) 502-8385 for more information. ATTENTION BUYERS! *Caveat Emptor* Please Remember to Inspect Vehicle Prior to Purchase!