2001 Jeep Cherokee Limited on 2040-cars
Lomita, California, United States
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2001 Jeep Cherokee Limited
Don't steer clear that this Jeep has 360,000 miles... I have had Jeeps only for years.....this one runs EXCELLENT, has plenty of power. Don't be fooled I have owned the truck for 3 years and it has yet to fail me. Anyone who knows about Jeeps know that this truck is getting harder to find at a reasonable price. The body is straight except for one small (quarter size) dent on the right rear panel. It will need new Freon, but the AC pump works fine. The pump is factory original not after-market. The interior is in perfect condition, no tears or stains on the seats. Shifts smoothly, 4wd runs excellent. The reason I'm selling it below market value is because my wife and I are moving and cannot take both of my trucks, ( I am also listing a 26 year old Classic Jeep Comanche Eliminator) I also have a wood grain instruments bezel I will throw in for the Cherokee. |
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