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1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Solid Southern Vehicle 5 Speed Conversion on 2040-cars

Year:1989 Mileage:188401 Color: The body has seen one repaint since factory
Location:

Ringgold, Georgia, United States

Ringgold, Georgia, United States
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Up for sale is a 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. It is a good solid foundation for a really neat Wagoneer. There has been some money spent on the drivetrain and other mods to make it unique. I will be highlighting this Jeep in three main paragraphs. They are Exterior, Interior and Drivetrain. If I happen to leave anything out please use the contact information I have listed to ask.

Exterior: The body has seen one repaint since factory. The sand metallic paint code was used, it is very crisp and cleans up well. There is no rust in the frame or in the body itself. Except for one place in the rear quarter on the passenger side. I have it pictured, it is not through and is easily repairable. The wood grain is in very good shape still. The bumpers and all other trim are original. While not perfect they shine up very well. All the glass is still clean. I will rate the body at a modest 8 on a 1-10 scale. I think with a little more TLC it could be a 9!

Interior: It is all original on the interior. The carpet and headliner are both showing wear. The front seats, mostly the bottom areas have a good bit of cracking. The rear seat is very nice. The dash is not all cracked up but does have some bowing on one end. I will try and display everything on the interior fairly. It could use some attention or would be probably passable if used for camping/4 wheeling/etc. The power windows work. The power locks work. The air conditioning even still works and is Ice cold.  I will rate the interior at a 7 on a 1-10 scale.

Drivetrain: My Favorite part. The 360 engine runs strong and always cranks with zero issues. It holds 25 psi of oil pressure at hot idle and goes up to 50+ while driving. The previous owner has a added a aluminum intake, 4 barrel Edelbrock carburetor, Performance camshaft, Long tube headers, Flowmaster and a high flow cat. Along with the engine upgrades they have a added a Dodge 5 Speed Manual transmission with hydraulic clutch system. It shifts awesome and was set up right. The 4 wheel drive system still functions correctly. The Dayton A/t Tires are all over 75% tread. With the upgrades its a awesome sleeper/cruiser/driver.

In Closing: This is a all there Grand Wagoneer. These are getting harder to find. The upgrades that have been done make it even more unique and hard to compare to others. I have set a fair reserve price. This vehicle could not be duplicated for what I would take for it. I have the right to end this auction at any time. As always this Jeep is being sold as is/ where is. I have a clean title in hand along with a perfect Carfax.Thanks for looking and God Bless!

Call me at 423-413-4478 with any Questions. My name is Josh.




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