Modified 1981 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler

This distinctive 1981 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler, manufactured at the Toledo Assembly Plant in Ohio, is a classic example of American automotive craftsmanship. Originally designed as a multi-purpose passenger vehicle with a suggested gross weight capacity between 4001 to 5000 lbs (Class 1C), this Jeep maintains its robust engineering even after its modification. Boasting a powerful six-cylinder engine displacing 4227 cubic centimeters, this CJ-8 Scrambler is geared for adventure with its four-wheel drive system and manual transmission sporting four gears. Despite its utility-focused body type, the vehicle's distinctive feature—the CJ-8 series' open-body design—allows it to stand out among its peers, offering users ample space and versatility. Its 1981 vintage, coupled with its classic '80s Jeep styling cues, enhances its appeal as an iconic off-roader. This particular model, equipped with extra duty suspension, hails from Fort Smith in Arkansas, USA, and is ready to take on diverse terrains and challenges headfirst.

Last bid: $20,500