1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited 4x4 Lifted V8 Very Low Miles on 2040-cars
Phoenix, Arizona, United States
1996 Grand Gerokee Limited 4x4 (ZJ) with 81,500 miles. Why is the mileage so low? I have multiple Jeeps and only used this in the winters and exclusively offroad except for travel to and from trails.
I have owned this Jeep for nearly a decade and am sorry to get rid of it but too many cars and not enough time and money (and space) to deal with them all. This is a great low-cost wheeling Jeep but I would not recommend as a daily driver as the swaybars and links have been removed for better articulation. I recommend this Jeep for an enthusiast who can do a little work on their own to keep it maintained and on-trail. The engine runs very strong but a bit loud as I have had minor exhaust leaks welded. The AC is not working and would need to be replaced if you desire it. Here is a list of mods done: TeraFlex 3.5 inch lift Yokohama Geolander 33" Tires (80% tread life remaining) ARB Bull Bumper IPF Offroad Lamps Kargomaster Roof Rack Custom steel rock rails Known issues: No A/C Intermittent taillight failure (loose wire?) sometimes it goes off but usually working. Rear main seal and transfer case leaks (very minor... and extremely common in Jeeps). I just top off all fluids each year without issues. No swaybars or links (removed completely for better articulation.. I really just use this Jeep for wheeling). No Key FOB - Key access only. Rattles... yes its a Jeep! Recent work done: Front driveline .. replaced Ujoint assembly. Rear differential serviced New motor mounts (last summer). If you do not have any feedback.. contact me to discuss. This listing is on a 5-day auction so it should sell quickly. The Jeep is listed locally so I reserve the right to end the auction early. If you would like to drive the Jeep contact me and we can arrange. Shipping may be negotiable depending on final price. Thanks and good luck bidding! |
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