1988 Jeep Wagoneer on 2040-cars
Capay, California, United States
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JEEP WAGONEER 1988 XLINT CONDITION
THIS WAGONEER IS FINISHED IN ONE OF THE BEST COLOR COMBINATIONS DARK GRAY METALLIC WITH WOOD GRAIN TRIM AND
BURGUNDY LEATHER CORDUROY INTERIOR. IT SHOWS 71950 MILES ON THE ODOMETER. PREVIOUS OWNER ALTHOUGH LIVED IN INDIANA
SAID MOST HISTORY IS BACK AND FORTH TO FLORIDA. IT IS NOW REGISTERED IN ARIZONA. CONSIDERED A A SUPER DRIVER++++.
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO OWN ONE OF THE DESIRABLE SUV S AVAILABLE.
PowerTrain Comments: THIS TERRIFIC EXAMPLE HAS THE 5.9 LITER 360CI V8 WITH A 3-SPEED AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND
SELECT-TRAC 4-WHEEL DRIVE.PIC OF THE DASH INSTRUMENTS SHOWS THEM READING PERFECTLY AS NEEDED. RUNS PERFECT AND NO
ISSUES. TIRES ARE LIKE NEW AND MAG WHEELS ARE XLINT. COMPLETELY SERVICED.
Exterior Comments: OF ALL PRODUCED MANY ARE NO JUNKED OR IN BAD REPAIR OR OVER 100K MILES. THE LAST GENERATION OF
THIS BODY STYLE. PRODUCTION OF THE GRAND WAGONEER CEASED IN 1991 MAKING THESE HIGHLY COLLECTABLE AND THEY ARE
STEADILY INCREASING IN VALUE. THE PAINT IS XLINT AND LOOKS LIKE A REPAINT ORIGINAL COLOR AND VIRUATUAL PERFECT--FOR
A DRIVER CAR. WOOD TRIM HAS BE REDONE AS WELL.
Interior Comments: THIS JEEP FEATURES XLINT BURGUDY LEATHER, (NO CRACKS OR TEARS OR WEAR SPOTS) AIR CONDITIONING
DIGITAL CLOCK 6-WAY POWER DRIVER S SEAT kENWOOD AM FM CASSETTE STEREO WHITEWALL TIRES HELLA FOG LAMPS CRUISE
CONTROL POWER WINDOWS POWER DOOR LOCKS REMOTE MIRROR AND A TILT STEERING WHEEL. THE INTERIOR IS IN VERY NICE
CONDITION.
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