1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 88k Actual Miles Restored In 2009 on 2040-cars
Reserve, New Mexico, United States
1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer
We have owned this great Wagoneer since 2009. It was restored by Classic Grand Wagoneers outside of Dallas, Tx. They are no longer in business but did great work. This Wagoneer has 88,676 ACTUAL miles. In the photos you will see the Carfax from when I bought it in 2009 showing just over 41,000 miles. When I registered it in New Mexico DMV assumed it was over 100,000 miles since it just has a 5 digit odometer. I have tried and tried to get them to change it but they just don’t want to. I promise and swear this is the Actual milage! I paid 15K for it in 2009, needless to saw this rig was like new when we bought it. We drive it, we live on a ranch and it has been our go to town ride so it now has some light scratches and rock chips from dirt roads. We have made some improvements to the performance of this Wagoneer. It is no longer dull and sluggish as they are known to be. We put an Edelbrock intake and 4 BBL carb on it, Doug Thorley headers and a Jardin exhuast and most of the anti-pollution junk seems to have fallen off. This Waggy hauls ass and sounds great all while improving the MPG.We also added HID headlights and replaced the fog/road lights. The interior is pretty much perfect! No rips, no smells, carpet is rich and deep and the leather is supple. The exterior is really nice other than a few rock chips along the rockers. Even the back window and door work! Only five years from being fully restored this Wagoneer is still in super nice shape and needs nothing! The not so good...A few months ago we had a flat, while changing the tire it rolled off the jack and got a dent in the tailgate from teh jack handle as seen in the photo. It does not affect the working of the rear window or door. |
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