1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 4x4 Custom Lift And Paint on 2040-cars
El Paso, Texas, United States
Body Type:SUV
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:5.9ltr 360 V8
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Make: Jeep
Model: Wagoneer
Options: 4-Wheel Drive, CD Player
Drive Type: 4x4
Power Options: Power Locks, Power Seats
Mileage: 168,000
Exterior Color: Flat Olive Drab
Interior Color: Brown
Trim: Grand Wagoneer
Number of Cylinders: 8
1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer
- AMC 360 5.9 ltr V8
- Edelbrock performer engine package
- Electric cooling fans, 2 pushers and one puller
- MSD ignition and Blaster 2 coil
- Automatic 727 transmission with performance shift kit and extra capacity pan
- 4x4
- Full time / part time NP229 transfer case
- Auto Locking hubs
- Dana 44 front axle with Detroit True Track limited slip diff with G2 4.56 gears
- AMC 20 HD (not the light weight CJ axle) rear axle with Detroit Locker and G2 4.56 gears
- Rusty's / BJ's Off road custom 8" lift kit
- Performance Accessories 2" body lift
- 35x12.50x15 Goodyear MTRs with more than 50% tread life left
- 15x10 Eagle Alloy rims that are protected with a removable coating of flat black PlastiDip
- Custom Roof Rack with shovel holder, shovel included
- 35" full size spare tire on aluminum original rim
- 4 KC slim line lights
- 4 down facing rock crawler flood lights
- 2 rear facing flood lights
- York A/C conversion on-board air compressor with 4 gal tank with on/off switch and automatic bleed off and shut down at 100psi
- MilSpray custom olive drab pain job
- Class III tow hitch with trailer wiring
This Jeep is in sound mechanical condition and is used by the family as a weekend wheeler. It does get driven on the street on a regular basis and could be used as a daily driver. All major components are in good working condition and just needs the regular maintenance that a 30 year old vehicle requires. The air conditioner has been converted to a powerful onboard air supply that is great for airing back up tires after 4 wheeling. The custom made roof rack supports a full size 35in spare tire that is practically new on one of the aluminum original rims, a shovel and 4 KC slim line 130watt off road lights. There are down facing lights for better visibility while driving off road in the dark. The engine has been rebuilt several years back with the addition of rebuilt heads being installed just 3 years ago. With the Edelbrock performer package, MSD ignition and coil and the Flowmaster muffler, this engine is a good running strong performer with better fuel economy than when in original condition. Both axles received G2 gears and master rebuild kits 2 years ago. They also benefitted from the addition of a Detroit True Track in the front axle and a Detroit Locker in the rear axle. Most of the original parts have been kept and will go with the Jeep to the winning bidder if you would like.
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