1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Super Clean & Pampered on 2040-cars
Big Stone Gap, Virginia, United States
1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Up for your consideration is a classic pampered 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. This Jeep was lady driven and garage kept. Vehicle has 108K original miles and runs and drives as it should. Body is very straight and rust free. Only one repaint. Woodgrain and vinyl decal show very minimal wear. Top was just recently professionally repainted by the current owner due to a couple minor dents. Interior is incredibly clean showing minimal wear and completely original other than a recent headliner replacement. Original floor mats are as new (see pictures). Slight carpet fraying at left rear corner floorboard at tailgate. Plastic drip rail trim and rear window trim that was originally plastic on these models was replaced with earlier model Wagoneer stainless steel parts. (see pictures) The original plastic trim on these models is usually deteriorated, cracked and yellowed. Recently installed new sound system with Pioneer cd/radio/bluetooth and new speakers. Vehicle is wired for handsfree calling as well. Only non-functioning parts are the cruise control and both rear passenger door windows. Rear windows are simply hard to actuate due to non-use. Cold A/C. Front windows and rear tailgate window operate as should. Personal inspection welcomed. Please ask any questions via email or call 276-393-3347. New parts: tires (minimal wear), exhaust, radiator, belt, hoses, spark plugs, plug wires, HEI ignition distributor, fuel filter, shocks, rotors, Pioneer cd/radio/bluetooth sound system, speakers, Cloyes timing set, matched set of cam and distributor gears, thermostat, water pump, fuel pump Mileage: 108037 VIN: 1j4gs5872kp110804
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