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1985 Jeep Corporation (amc) Wagoneer Limited on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:1985 Mileage:166550
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Selling my 1985 Wagoneer Limited. These were the top of the line smaller Wagoneer in it's day. American Motors Cooperation still owned/produced these also, which makes them very collectable. NADA guide shows values at low retail of $7,875, average $14,400, and high $25,300. Mine should be considered average, or above, due to it being in good mechanical condition. I had the engine completely overhauled by a certified mechanic, replaced AC compressor, new blower motor/switch, repaired cruise control, replaced transfer case, and had the drive train checked completely. This Jeep is in good mechanical shape. It gets a lot of  looks and comments when you drive around town too!
This Jeep also has the optional Selec-Trac four wheel drive system, you can shift to four wheel drive at any (legal), speed, and also run full time four wheel drive if you desire. This is a rust free Texas vehicle, has been adult and highway driven. As the photos show, the paint and wood grain are faded. It will not take much to make this a show piece. It even has the original spare tire and jack, never been used! It has the original owners manual also. I have all the badges that were on it. I have a complete vehicle just like it, (for parts). If interested with very low cost. This Jeep is very dependable and you can drive it home if you wish. The tires have fair thread but are older.
These Wagoneers are getting hard to find and will make a good investment as they continue to increase in value. Buyer is responsible for transport. Paypal only with $1000.00 down when listing ends and remaining balance due upon pick up.

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