1989 Jeep Grand Wangoneer 5.9 Litre on 2040-cars
Sandpoint, Idaho, United States
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We got the truck from a local guy who has passed. He had the truck for many years and was only the second owner we are told. We don't have any use for it so we are selling it.
Interior is in great shape. Has all the options and everything works. Including the back window. The leather doest have any cracks. The only thing I found that didn't work was the heater fan. It works with the A/C (a/c blows cold) but not the heater or defrost. It has 166,000 miles on the odometer. Has a factory Jensen sounds system that has a newer Sony radio installed. Exterior has some standard wear and tear. There is some body damage to the front passenger side fender and bumper. It also looks like the back bumper has been pushed up a little. The headliner is coming down in the back. Other then that it just has normal wear signs for rig this old. 4x4 works just fine. Shift on the fly and the hi/lo shifter. We were told the motor was rebuilt at 153,000 miles. It didn't come with any proof but that is what we were told. Runs good. The bad. Truck has been sitting for awhile. Not exactly sure how long. Needs complete brake job. Drives but brakes barely work. Still goes down the road nice. This is a great truck. With a little time and money you would have a really nice old classic and highly sought after 4x4. Let me know if you have any questions. I will do my best to answer them all. |
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