When it comes to legendary American icons, the Jeep CJ7 is about as patriotic as apple pie. The model line began all the way back in 1944 and went right up until this 1986 Jeep CJ7 Laredo, and all its siblings rolled off the assembly line, to finish off forty-two years of American history. Fully repainted in black, highlighted by eye-catching copper-colored Laredo logos and decals. Inside, we find a classic Jeep interior covered in honey-colored vinyl and cloth. The utilitarian analog gauges are offset by a modern Bluetooth AM/FM radio with an aux input.
Under the hood, we find a 4.2-liter (258 cubic-inch) inline-six that routes its power through a tried-and-true four-speed manual transmission. Newer shocks and a steering stabilizer work in conjunction with its leaf spring and shock front and rear suspension, riding high on big 31-inch BFGoodrich tires. Hiding behind those big meats are a set of front disc brakes and rear drums, while the manual locking front hubs make this truck about as unstoppable as a tank.
*Final Year CJ7
*Commemorative Dash Plaque
*258 CID I6
*Four Speed Manual
*Manual Locking Front Hubs
*New Shocks
*Front Disc Brakes
*Four Wheel Drive
*Bluetooth Radio
*Original Emissions Equipment
This 1986 Jeep CJ7 Laredo exudes pride and attitude from every angle. Restored inside and out, this off-road monster is ready to provide open-air driving over dunes at the beach or along the trail to that formally undiscovered fishing hole. This was the very last year of the venerable CJ7, and if you missed it the first time around, here is the second chance you've been waiting for. Call today!
