2001 Jeep Cherokee Se Sport, 4-door, 4.0l, 4x4, Low Mileage, One Owner on 2040-cars
Middle Island, New York, United States
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Up for sale is a 2001 Jeep Cherokee Sport. This is a one owner, fleet maintained vehicle. It only has 84300 miles. Low mileage Cherokees are hard to come by. It is automatic and 4wd. It has a np231 transfer case. As of 2 weeks ago the following things were done; Mobil 1 full synthetic Oil Change New Battery New pcv valve New air filter new spark plugs New Rear wheel cylinders brake fluid flushed Truck was fully detailed and waxed 16" MOAB rims installed from a 2004 Rubicon with 14k miles on them This truck runs great. no issues. 4x4 works and shifts great. the interior is in great shape. it has small screw holes in the center console from where a radio was mounted. the exterior has normal parking lot dings and scratches. no accidents or big dents. stock radio works great. All locks and windows are power and in working order. Inspection is highly recommended because vehicle is sold as is and all sales are final. if you have any questions just ask! Vehicle is for sale locally. seller has the right to end auction early
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