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I am finally going to part with my Wagoneer. This has been a great family truck and has taken us many places over the last several years. Recently we had to replace the engine transmission/transfer case in it. The old set up had 240, 000 miles on it and the transmission started slipping. We bought an 88 Grand Wagoneer with 120, 000 on it just for the drive train. The swap is complete except for a couple minor things; gauges and ac. It has good tires with at least half their life left. It has a 4 inch lift kit that suits it very nicely. We just had to replace a front caliper on it as the old one locked up. It has a new radiator, cap, and water pump I replaced this all last summer with new components. The glass is good except a chip in the windshield, it has been that way since we bought it. The interior is decent. The seats are good but the carpet is rough. The back glass goes down with the key but not with the switch on the dash. The body and frame a real solid with minor surface rust. However, it needs paint to be really nice. As with all Jeeps it has a few things that could use attention. The fuel gauge has never worked since we've owned it. The sending unit is the problem. Right now the oil pressure gauge is not hooked up to the sending unit.This has been a great family truck. But I don't need anything this big anymore. It is for sale/trade locally so I may end the auction early and I have the clear title in hand.

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