1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 2-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Walnutport, Pennsylvania, United States
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AMC....Where Quality Is Built In, Not Added On. Well along with the quality, they added a touch of rust to mine.
Here is one of the last AMC Jeeps built and this one is as typical a Wagoneer as you will find. It runs great and has fantastic 4WD, but it is rust prone. I have owned this Wagoneer for 10 years and it has been fairly dependable, but when the gas prices went up, I started using it less and less. Now it needs some work to make it great again and I do not feel like bothering. I had the floors fixed years ago, but they are soft again. Mostly by the front and rear passenger doors. The hump seems solid as does the load floor. The rear brake line on the drivers side rusted out and the exhaust needs replacement. It is lot drivable, but I wouldn't hit the highways with it (maybe on a dare involving cash). The heater core looks like it is leaking when I brought it out to take pictures. The hitch also is pretty tired from rust too. On the plus side, it always starts right up and the 4WD is operational and I have never gotten stuck with it even though I run street tires on it. It has a real 4 low on it which will pull out tree stumps. The paint on it still shines up and the woodgrain is pretty decent for a 26 year old car. The air did work but it has a slow leak and I had to recharge every other summer. It is still R12. I had a detachable face CD player professionally installed when I bought it that still works with newer front door speakers. The rear speakers are shot. The interior is very nice and the leather is still intact and pliable. The headliner is still up and isn't tore up. The front windows work fine but the rears are slow. Tailgate window works, but not the defroster. This would make a great driver if someone has the patience and time to do floor pans and all the other issues I tried to describe. It always got positive comments wherever I went with it because there just are not many of these around anymore. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. No money orders. No third party out of state checks. No chickens or other livestock. No Polish Zloty, Thai Baht or Mozambique Meticals. US Cash or cashiers check only.
It is the responsibility of the buyer to have thoroughly satisfied himself\herself as to the condition and value and to bid based upon that judgment. Seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs. Vehicle sold as is WITHOUT WARRANTY.
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$250 non-refundable deposit 24hr after action ends. Car is being sold as is, no warranty, and is described to the best of my ability. Buyer is responsible for any taxes and fees incurred in the transfer of the title and the sale.
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