1982 Jeep Scrambler! This Collectible 4X4 Begs to be Driven!

Description for Jeep Scrambler 1982

1982 Jeep Scrambler! This Collectible 4X4 Begs to be Driven!

Art & Speed presents a Jeep Scrambler that stands tall and stands out! Built to drive and enjoy, this Scrambler is not a show restoration, but a fun driver that combines some great add-ons and upgrades with some of the opportunities one might expect of an unrestored vehicle.

The custom red finish catches the eye with a beautiful gold flake, while a front fiberglass clamshell makes maintenance or repairs a breeze. The black fiberglass top is in great condition and with the help of a friend can be removed in short order. A Trailmaster 2" suspension lift, combined with new Nexen 31" off-road tires give this truck a great stance.

But you don't have to worry about getting a little dirty with this one. It's not pretending to be a trailer queen, but begs to be taken where other cars and trucks can't go. Heavy duty steel front and rear bumpers will plow through light brush or even small trees!

If you're looking for a great collectible 4x4 to take on the trails, check this one out! No matter what your plans are, this jeep has you covered.

Call Art & Speed at 901-850-0507 for more information.

MECHANICALFactory inline 6Factory Single 1 barrel carbuatorFactory ManifoldsOriginal Air Intake ShroudCHASSISFactory Original 4-Speed Manual Transmission15'' Black Wagon wheelsNew Nexen 31 x 10.5 x 15" Front and RearFactory Front Disk BrakesFactory Rear Drum BrakesPolyurethane BushingsShackle Lift with Factory Leaf SpringsTrailmaster ShocksEXTERIORRecent repaint with Red base and Gold Metallic flakesOversized Steel front and Rear BumpersMetal doors and BodyOne Piece Fiberglass front Cap2" Trailmaster Suspension LiftAll lights work as they shouldFiberglass Top showing to be in good conditionINTERIORSingle Disk Cd Am/FM radioOriginal Black Vinyl Bucket seats In good conditionGauges working as they shouldHeater Works very wellWindows Roll up and Down as they shouldDoors opening freely as they should