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1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Year:1990
Mileage:61000
Location:
Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada
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NO RESERVE AUCTION on a Beautiful 1990 extremely low mileage original Jeep Grand Wagoneer. 2nd last year of the popular Grand Wagoneer. This is a very solid example, excellent running, excellent driving GW. Air conditioning blows cold, all windows work, tailgate window works but is a little slow in the middle. Power seats work, door locks work, has after market CD stereo and comes with original Jeep stereo as well. Cruise control works great. There are no exhaust leaks from manifolds and engine runs smooth and quiet without any hesitations. Jeep has brand new battery and brand new correct size original style white wall tires. Jeep rims are very good for their age. There is some minor flaking in the clear coat ( typical ) but little or no aluminum corrosion, nothing to be concerned about. Jeep has new set of original chrome lug nuts since photos were taken. It has had a full repaint recently that is of a very decent quality without any rust repair and is straight and dust free and has a beautiful finish. Wood grain is starting to warp in a few places but is in typical condition for a 24 year old vehicle. A new wood grain trim kit is available thru teamgrandwagoneer.com for less than $1000.00 if you chose to change it, This Jeep totally deserves it at some point. The interior is very clean and original and head liner is excellent with no sagging and full working overhead console and compass with outside temp gauge Chrome and stainless are all very good with the exception of the top of the grill under the hood area where there are some light wrinkles starting in the chrome.The chrome is still extremely shiny and without pits. It would not show up in photos but wanted to mention it. Over all the Jeep runs and drives terrific, just completed a 200 mile drive with absolutely no issues. These jeeps are impossible to find with this mileage unless you want to pay $45,000 elsewhere. Comes with 2 sets of original keys and original Jeep floor mats in excellent condition. Drive it home, Jeep is 10 minutes from Toronto International airport. all questions will be answered, Thanks Greg
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