1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Firth, Nebraska, United States
This is a VERY nice original Jeep Grand Wagoneer. We've had it for almost 2 years, and now it's time for someone else to enjoy it. We would love to keep it, but don't have the funds to buy a pick up (which we need) and keep the Wags :(
There is no rust (other that a rock chip here and there) Frame is great, body is VERY good...you'd be hard pressed to find a nicer original Wagoneer and not expect to pay 15K+...reserve is way lower than that. This thing runs great, drives great (goes 75 down the interstate no problem) 4WD works flawlessly. Just an all around nice Jeep. The bad.....Rear defrost doesn't work. Rear window works, but goes down slow. Right rear door window works intermittently. Right front door lock doesn't push the lock up all the way. AC works great, but needs charged in the spring (has a slow leak) Rear cargo carpet is not the best (see pictures) Has some slow leaks that leaves spots on the floor of the garage, but doesn't need added to between oil changes. The wood grain isn't perfect (has a couple spots mainly on the drivers door that is thin) The good....4" lift with new BFG All Terrains (31 x 10.5 x 15) New last fall....water pump, fuel pump, oil pump, timing chain and gears, distributor cap/ rotor, radiator, ALL belts and hoses, alternator, fuel filter, K & N air filter, just got the carb rebuilt by a local professional shop. Has original rear air dam... Interior is in GREAT shape, no rips in the seats or carpet (other than the cargo area) Headliner is PERFECT!!!! New Alpine car stereo with blue tooth...new rear speakers....Gladiator front end!!! What more needs said!!!!!! This is our second vehicle, so I had to make sure it was very reliable for my wife and kids to take off in if I had the other vehicle. I try to be as honest as possible...If you have ANY questions, please ask. CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK ONLY!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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