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1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer- 4x4 -great Opportunity 390 Ci- Low Mileage on 2040-cars

US $2,800.00
Year:1989 Mileage:119000
Location:

Columbus, Montana, United States

Columbus, Montana, United States
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 RELISTED THANKS NONE PAYER.

This Wagoneer has huge potential in the right hands of anyone handy, the market for these is taking off.

The Jeep had been high-centered by previous owner and was hit in the rear when he had his foot on the gas pedal and the wheels gripped you can figure out the rest. The wife thinks its too old for a daily driver and does not want me to restore it so down the road it goes. I have replaced the tail gate but the left striker was pushed out so needs 1/4 panel put back in place. The right rear roof was dented from trees at same time as being pulled off high-centered. The right passenger door was buckled on inside so I changed it out to get the power window operational. I still have it and it is good shape no dents.

 I have driven the Jeep about 50 miles since I bought it. About once a month it is started and driven around the block. Air conditioner is complete but does not work.  The 4x4 works.

 The Jeep is being sold locally as well. COME LOOK AT IT AND TAKE IT AWAY.

Scott 406 661 7981

DONT WASTE MY TIME WITH TIRE KICKERS.

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