Unrestored Original, Everyday Driver on 2040-cars
Dorr, Michigan, United States
1973 Wagoneer with Quadra-Trac full time four-wheel-drive, the odometer reads 13,XXX miles and I can not be sure how many times it has turned over in 40+ years. This wagon has a 360 ci V8, factory air conditioning (needs to be charged),and a power rear window that does work with help. The underside and frame are clean and free from rot. The photographs show any areas that need attention on both the interior as well as the exterior but here is a list:
There is surface rust on the flat surfaces of this vehicle but it is not rotted through, it is more of a "patina" some might say. There does not appear to be any filler in the body, all of the chrome and stainless bumpers, emblems, and trim are in great, rust-free condition and all there. This Jeep starts, runs, shifts, and drives great, it is a pleasure to drive and is dependable as an every day vehicle. This would provide an excellent foundation for a restoration or can be driven in its original state. I believe that I have listed everything to the best of my knowledge, please ask questions and I will provide additional photographs if requested. This is an as-is no reserve auction, the buyer is responsible for shipping/transportation. This is a 40+ year old vehicle that has not been restored, please look carefully and ask questions. Should there be winning bid, please contact me within 24 hours of the auction's end to make arrangements, I am willing to work with anyone on the details. |
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