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1985 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Selec-trac 4x4 152k Original Miles Worldwide No Reserve on 2040-cars

Year:1985 Mileage:152000 Color: Is Very Classic Looking And Is In very Good Shape For Its Age
Location:

Spanaway, Washington, United States

Spanaway, Washington, United States
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 1985 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Selec-Trac


Up For A 5 Day Worldwide No Reserve Auction Is This 1985 Grand Wagoneer. This Vehicle Has Been Very Well Cared For And It Shows. Mechanically This Jeep Is In Good Condition And Is Powered By A 318 V8 Matched With An Automatic Transmission. The Exterior Is Very Classic Looking And Is In very Good Shape For Its Age! There Doesn't Appear To Be Any Rust. The Paint, Wood And Body All Look Good. The Interior Compliments The Outside Very Well And Is Also In Very good Shape. The 4x4 Works Good. I Would Say This Jeep Is In Better Condition Than Most 1985 Automobiles And Im Sure The New Owners Will Really Enjoy This Classic!



This is a NO RESERVE auction!


The Jeep has a clear Washington title

We Would Consider Ending The Auction Early If A Serious Buyer Was Interested. If You Would Like More Info On Ending Please Contact 253-754-3838


If Your Out-Of-State And Have Question Or Need Help With Shipping I Am More Than Happy To Help. I Would Be Able To Drop The Jeep To A Local Shipper If Needed At No Charge. If You Need Assistance In Obtaining A Quote Please Send Your Zip Code. We Expect The Jeep To be Paid In Full Within 3 Business Days. The Jeep Is Used And Is Being Sold With No Warranty And Is As-Is We Are Expecting To Have A Quick And Easy Transaction. A Personal Or Private Inspection Is Encouraged. If You Would Like To Set Something Up Please Contact Me. We Accept Cash In Person, Bank Transfer Or Bank Wire. We Will Overnight The Title & Bill Of Sale USPS With A Tracking # The Same Day The Funds Are Cleared!


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