’77 Jeep CJ-7 2'N1. After World War II, Jeep introduced its line of CJs, or “civilian Jeeps.” The CJ-7 was new for 1976 and offered several options not available on the older CJ-5 including removable doors and a removable hardtop roof.
After World War II, Jeep introduced its line of CJs, or “civilian Jeeps.” The CJ-7 was new for 1976 and offered several options not available on the older CJ-5 including removable doors and a removable hardtop roof. For 1977 Jeep® added a flashy Golden Eagle package that included special graphics and gold-painted wheels. This model kit can be built in Golden Eagle or Renegade trim. Details include a 304-cubic-inch V-8 engine, flared fenders, a rear-mounted spare tire assembly, and styled steel wheels wearing off-road tires. Also included are a variety of optional parts that the builder can mix-and-match to create a personalized off-road CJ-7.
Kit Features:
Optional factory-stock doors and hardtop roof
Off-road options include a roll-cage with a bikini-style top, auxiliary gas cans, a winch, and custom taillights.
Separately molded frame with a detailed V-8 engine and four-wheel-drive components.
All-new decal includes includes factory-stock Golden Eagle and Renegade graphics, along with a custom stripe package and extensive detail markings.
Molded in white and clear with chrome plated parts and soft black tires.
