The Jeep CJ-8 was a long
wheel-base version of the CJ-7, introduced in
1981. It featured a 103-inch (2,616 mm)
wheelbase and a removable half-cab, creating a
small pick-up style box instead of utilizing a
separate pickup bed. Only 27,792 were built in
the five years of production before being
replaced by the similarly sized Comanche. CJ-8s used
the traditional transfer case and manual
front-locking hubs to engage the four-wheel
drive. Most had a four- or five-speed manual
transmission, but a three-speed automatic
transmission was an option. Many CJ-8's
were equipped with the "Scrambler" appearance
package which included tape graphics and special
wheels. FEATURES
INCLUDE Chevy 350
V-8 Rebuilt
Carburetor Rebuilt
Front End Air
Conditioning 5 Speed
Manual Transmission We would
like to thank our friends at the Frontiers Of
Flight Museum for the great background in some
of our photos. Stop in and visit this great
museum and relive aviation history when you are
in the Dallas area. This
Scrambler rides on new 35" wheels wrapped in
Goodyear Wrangler tires. This CJ8
has a CJ7 hard top which encloses the back seat
but still leaves a small bed. A custom
cover was made for the short bed, with spare
tire cover to match. NEW ITEMS
INCLUDE A/C System Steering
Box Shocks Yellow Top
Optima Battery Steering
Wheel New Radio
and Speakers Fold Up
Back Seat Center
Console Brakes All Gauges and much
more There are a
few imperfections in the paint. There is some
bubbling in areas, and a spot that was repaired
and primed but not painted. There is also some
rust on top of the windshield area. The door
panels look good and the door bottoms are solid. MORE
FEATURES INCLUDE Chrome
tubular bumpers Polished
diamond plate accents Chrome nerf
bars The interior
is in good condition. The floor has been sprayed
with protective coating. All in all
the Scrambler is in great mechanical condition
and with a little paint work it could be an
outstanding show vehicle. There are not that
many of these rare vehicles left out there. The
undercarriage is clean and solid. With all of
it's new components, it's ready to drive.
“1984
JEEP CJ8 SCRAMBLER”
