1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Spring Lake, New Jersey, United States
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1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. The body color is very rare, and was a factory special order, in 'juniper green', see the dealer window sticker photo. It has been repainted once with a 2 stage basecoat/clear coat paint. The interior is in beautiful. original condition, never abused and reflects the care of ownership this true classic Jeep has been given. The brakes have just been overhauled this week. I added rebuilt calipers, new rotors and front pads, all new rubber hydraulic hoses front and rear, new rear drums, new auto adjusters, new rear shoes and a full rear brakes overhaul kit including all new springs, etc. The engine is running nicely. New tires were added this winter. A new muffler was put on this week, the tailpipe did not need changing but the hangers and clamps were replaced with new. The feed hose to the catalytic converter was replaced as a routine replacement, and the system was checked front to back. A new skid plate below the gas tank was installed this winter. I did not drive it in the winter, only had specific work performed. A frame repair section adjacent to the skid plate, from Team Grand Wagoneer was also added at the same time, and 4 new shocks. New vinyl siding and body moldings were also added while it was in for fresh painting. The pictures speak for themselves. I think you will agree that this is a real beauty and now a true classic. It was my first drive of spring today, as I drove around our shore town to take photos for this auction. I was amazed how many people came up to talk with me and admire the Wagoneer. These full sized Jeeps are very popular with people of all ages. We live in New Jersey, about an hour and a half south of New York City. I will assist with shipping if need be, and we are an hours drive to the seaport of Elizabeth, NJ. I will accommodate with delivering it there if need be, Good luck in bidding to be the proud new owner. |
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