1991 Grand Wagoneer Rare Hunter Green Final Year on 2040-cars
Santa Rosa, California, United States
You are looking at the "Needle In The Hay Stack" -- The Holy Grail of Jeep Wagoneers.......a 1991 Final Production Hunter Green, Rust Free, Near Perfect Car! It is estimated that fewer than 150 were produced. How many are still on the road and for that matter of the few remaining how many are in this pristine condition? This car is a 10 out of 10 both mechanically and cosmetically. The rare Hunter Green has been renewed and it just shines. The wood graining is in great condition with only one or two very tiny nicks. The interior shows very little wear and has the very rare optional factory sunroof with the drain hoses just replaced. The interior benefited from a new headliner kit and carpet set. The car has been gone through from stem to stern mechanically. For starters all the windows work including the usually troublesome rear window. Our rear window moves freely from the dash and the rear key. Even our rear wiper wipes on command. Even though there are 124,900 miles on the frame the engine was treated to a full rebuild 14,000 miles ago. It runs strong and benefited from a complete tune up including fluids, filters, plugs, ignition wires, rotor cap, etc. A new carburetor was fitted as well as a new starter motor, new alternator and alternator belt. The brake rotors and shoes are new, as well as two wheel cylinders. The shocks are new, new U joints, new motor mounts, new motor mounts and the transmission filter replaced. The original radiator was replaced with a new unit and the fluids flushed and replaced. The exhaust system was replaced with a new muffler and tail pipe. A new set of Ryan Axle Bearings, Carrier Bearings and a new set of Pinion Bearings were installed. New water pump, new rear seal, new power steering pump, new drive belts, new thermostat, new relay. To wrap things up all four corners have brand new tires. Where can you find one this nice, other than paying $40,000 or $50,000 at "you know who" Grand Wagoneer? If you want the rarest and nicest Grand Wagoneer at a fair price this is it. It's not cheap but is very fairly priced for it's condition and rarity. If you have any questions about the Wagoneer, please email. The Car is being offered without any Warranty offered or implied and is being sold "As Is'. Thank you for your interest in this wonderful example of the Mark I |
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