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1998 Jeep Cherokee Classic 4.0l, Auto, Clean, 132k, Straight Body, 4x2 on 2040-cars

Year:1998 Mileage:132508
Location:

Patchogue, New York, United States

Patchogue, New York, United States
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1998 Jeep Cherokee Classic 4 door.  Body is extremely clean with only a little issue by the drivers side back door.  Most of these trucks have been heavily modified for off road and are damaged all over, here is a clean body for someone to play with and do what ever they want.  The might 4.0l inline 6 cylinder runs strong, as they always do.  At idle there is a little bit of a miss, but clears up the second you touch the gas pedal.  Most likely could use a tune up.  The transmission shifts fine through all the gears.  Drives great, plenty of power.  Power windows, door locks and mirrors.  Also has A/C.  The only issue I have found when driving is the rear shocks.  They are the original ones and are shot.  Easy and cheap fix.  But as with what I am expecting to happen, this truck will be bought and converted into an off road animal so that suspension issue is a non-issue in that case.  With only 132k on the motor, its just warming up.  these motors regularly see well over 300k with no major issues...and for those that know them, I don't have to tell you.  The interior is extremely clean and the only issue is the headliner which is sagging.  Other than that the seats, dash, and floors are in amazing shape.  Great station car or a great platform for your next off road project.  Good luck bidding and thank you for looking.



Please do not ask what the reserve it.  As with all my auctions, it is set WAY below market value.  Thank you.
  

I tried to take pics to show the condition as best I as I could, there are a few close ups as to what I saw as the only issues with the body.  Nothing major, just wanted to disclose everything I could.  Please do not hesitate to ask for any specific pics and I will get them right out to you.

This Toyota is a one owner accident free truck, it doesn't get much nicer.

The vehicle in this listing is not available for purchase or sale in the State of New York.  All bids from people living inside the State of New York will be cancelled immediately.  Due to the strict motor vehicle laws with in the state of New York, vehicles of this nature are not to be sold with in it.  Sorry for any inconvenience.

A $500 deposit is due with in 24 hours of the end of the auction and final payment Arrangements must be made with in 72 hours.  Shipping is the sole responsibility of the winning bidder and not included in the vehicle price.  I will be glad to assist the winning bidder in making the Arrangements for shipping as I do know of several shipping companies that go all over the United States. 

Bid with confidence.  This vehicle is being bought from one of the largest Jeep, Chrysler, Ram, and Dodge dealers in New York State.  We have been in business 97 years and are a family owned and operated establishment since day one.

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