1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer on 2040-cars
McFall, Missouri, United States
I drive this jeep almost everyday to feed horses, fishing, hunting and im not ever worried that it wont get me home. having said that the motor is weak, I think its a carb problem but im no mechanic. if it sits for more than a week or so without being started it takes awhile to get gas pumped up to carb so I know theres a problem there. but it always starts. it has some lifter noise at idle but seems to clear up off idle. 4wd drive works as it should. A/C does NOT work ive never tried to charge it as I don't ever drive it to far. it needs tires I have 1 like new tire that will go with it if you want. Im not sure wether the cruise works or not, not sure ive ever tried to use it. both frnt pwr windows work, slowly, but they work. rear gate window switch is not wired properly. it took me 6months to figure out 2 wires by battery raise and lower rear window. so the window itself works flawlessly. rtrear pass window works so slowly its scary to use it so I don't ltrear pass window doesn't work, I don't know if its wiring or motor or what..i never cared. im trying to think if im missing something important?? if I am please ask I will answer best and honest as I can. need more pics?? ask and I will try my best...im not very computer or digital camera savvy, but I will make an effort.....maybe I should mention...previous owner painted this jeep im not sure of orig color. they did a decent job on the paint and a fair at best job on the masking...from 5 or 10 ft away it looks real nice but you get closer you can see some minor flaws.. roof paint goes without saying is beginning to peel see photo. almost forgot the battery is newer..less than 3 mo old I originally bought it for my son... he had to have it...he has since moved on and I just don't have a big need to pay for insurance and plates and taxes on a toy. its a 25 y/o vehicle and it has flaws but IMO a lot fewer flaws than most its age winning bidder or anyone is welcome and encouraged to come check it out anytime during the auction and if youre the winner and you come to pick it up and don't like what you see then walk away no hard feelings as I said I drive this almost every day so mileage will be slightly higher... I would be shocked if it got to 117,000 before auction end.. I maybe drive it 3 miles a day maybe 12 or 15 if it needs gas |
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