1997 Jeep Cherokee Country Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l Motor on 2040-cars
Stamford, New York, United States
This auction is for a 1997 Jeep Cherokee, clear title. I am selling this vehicle for parts, although I just took it off the road due to unemployment and because I couldn't afford insurance, about a month ago - so it could possibly be put back on the road with a little work. Approximately 141,000 miles, which isn't very many miles for a jeep! 4 wheel drive works well, tranny and motor strong, runs well. Straight 6, 4 liter. The only reason I am selling this is because it is very rusty!! I would love to keep driving it, because it runs so well and goes ANYWHERE! The interior in good condition. Back hatch and back rear passenger door does not open. Never really tried to get them open, but I'm sure someone with knowledge could figure it out. Inspection good til next year, however, the check engine light IS on. Recently replaced back leaf springs. If you were going to put it back on the road, it would definitely need rear shocks. Front passenger window does sometimes get stuck down - if rolled all the way down. (Electric windows, though.) Easily put back up if need be. Also needs front tires, and there is no spare tire. I would just sell the engine, transmission, and 4 wheel drive, but want to save myself the time and aggravation of getting them removed by selling the whole thing. I do know someone locally who could remove the engine if need be, for an extra fee. I would be willing to look into it further as per a potential buyer's request. More pictures available upon request!
Please ask any and all questions BEFORE you bid!! Jeep will be sold "as is." Buyer is responsible for pickup of jeep, however, I will do what I can on my end to assist.
Thanks, happy bidding!! : )
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