1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 4-door 5.9l Great Condition Just Needs A New Home on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer New U-Joints including transfer case Both differentials serviced Driveshaft balanced New wheel bearings at all four corners New Rancho RS5000 Shocks Fuel tank replaced to aftermarket plastic by previous owner New breather pipe at fuel tank Exterior Removed badges Removed metal plates on the tail gate to prevent rust Removed luggage rack New window wipes inner and outer including tailgate New weather stripping New right rear window molding New Door handle molding New Key lock molding Tinted windows Painted approximately 12 months ago - $5,000 paint job New wood decals and trim Trailer hitch cleaned and painted Bumpers smoothed and painted New Hella off road lights New premium headlights New turn signal and marker light lenses Removed problematic rear window wiper Engine MSD Coil MSD Distributer electronic MSD Wires New radiator New battery A lot of the hoses have been replaced New belts Flowmaster muffler Deleted problematic Jeep ignition system New fuel pump New oil pressure monitor Dynamat hood New Holly 2 barrel carb A.C. converted, charged and working properly blows cold
Interior Generic Dynamat (sound deadener) from firewall to the tailgate including the roof as well All windows work the passenger rear windows are a little slow but they function. The rear tailgate window works great at the tailgate and the interior console switch Interior is all brand new the seats and center arm rest were recovered, carpet, rear side panels, new headliner, new interior headliner lights, etc. Bad Right rear door needs to be aligned to shut properly a body shop can do this in about 2 hours Left rear corner was dinged There is a little rust showing behind the paint behind both rear tires The engine drips oil - but not excessive
Overall this is a great Jeep Grand Wagoneer that has been my daily driver for 3 years. This is an awesome representation of a classic Jeep Wagoneer that gets compliments all the time. I would not hesitate to drive this Jeep cross country. It fires right up and drives great and runs cool. Everything has been done now you can just drive and enjoy it or make some fun modifications (lift kit, tires, stereo, etc.) I will happily provide many more pictures. I was just having a difficult time uploading pictures to the ad.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me anytime via e-mail or mobile phone 316-three seven one - 1647
Also, I will consider trades plus cash for 2009 - 2013 Ford F-350, GMC 2500, Dodge Ram - Pickup - Crew Cab |
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