2001 Jeep Cherokee Rhd 4x4 on 2040-cars
Conklin, Michigan, United States
2001 Jeep Cherokee Factory RHD, 4x4 Four Door. Power Window, Power Locks. 189,700 miles. Re-built transmission at 177,650 miles. I have owned this Jeep since approx. 135k miles. I am the second owner. Well maintained since I have owned it and many new parts put in. When first purchased in March of 2011- Tie rods, track bar, upper and lower ball joints, right window regulator, turn signal flasher, front axle u-joints, transmission mount, rear hatch latch. 2012- Valve cover set, oil seal, shocks, e-brake cables, harmonic balancer.
2013- Transmission rebuilt at 177,650. Idler pulley. 2014- Alternator, repaired wiring in right front door that controlled all of the power windows. Front Right axle u-joint, Right and Left front wheel bearings, new drilled and slotted rotors, new calipers, and new pads. The tires have good tread of them. I also have a second set of rims. I had summer and winter tires the extra rims made it easy to switch out. There is some rust on the bottom of the doors and rocker panels but no rust through that I can see. I took it to a guy and had them sand it and put rhino liner on those parts to try to slow down the rust but that is coming off so it needs to be done again. There is some rust through on the left rear wheel well. The rest of the wheel wells are just some rust but no rust through that I can see. The passenger side door (left) armrest that goes up around the window controls is cracked. The bezel that goes around the shifter is broken. It was that way when I bought it and I have taken it apart a couple of times and re-glued it. The light works and you can see what gear your in, it just sits a little crocked. You might be able to order a new one through Jeep. To my knowledge everything else works. I always replaced things as they were needed so it should be good to go. It has an after market radio so you have a CD player. I also have a set of boards that if you take all of the passenger seats out completely, the boards go in to make the entire inside a flat surface for delivering mail. I have described this to the best of my ability. The Jeep is sold As Is Where Is. No warranty expressed or implied. No returns. Please ask all question before bidding. I will answer to the best of my ability. If you need extra pics to see something that is not already pictured please ask. I will be glad to take more pics to answer any questions you may have about the condition of this Jeep. I reserve the right to end this listing at anytime due to it being listed locally. A $500 paypal deposit is required at end of auction. The remaining balance is due within 7 days in the form of certified bank money order or cash if you are picking it up. If you need it shipped then shipping is the sole responsibility of the buyer. If having it shipped, all funds will need to be cleared before it will be released for shipping. This can take 7-14 days so plan according. Thank you for looking! |
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