For Sale: Two (2) Jeep grand wagoneers; one I already owned is a 1987 stock height with some minor transmission problems (slipping when it gets hot) and wanted to fix it up to drive in bad weather and to make a response vehicle for fire calls out of it; but after buying only a few parts to it I realized with all it needed I would be better off to get a parts vehicle and so I bought the 1988 raised one for parts. After getting it home and looking it over the 1988 one was in better shape so I decided just to use the parts from the 87' to fix the 88'. Unfortunately for me my wife will not drive my car (says it's too low to the ground) and took over my jeep. She also hates that it is raised and about fell out of it her 1st time driving it and with us having a 1 year old I was informed it would be "appreciated" if I would just sell it so here I am. Neither one of them are perfect but here is a rundown of what I have:
Both: CLEAR TITLES IN HAND, Have Reese hitches and hookups for trailer lights, Dash tops in good condition, 360 v8 engines with automatic transmissions (87' has issues but still goes and pulls good), 4x4 with high and low range that works great, Headlights are good, Working stereo head units, Working power seats, Drive shafts, u joints and differentials are in good shape and All four differentials are DANA 44's.
The 1987 (parts vehicle) Has a tan interior in decent shape, Has stock autolite 2 BBL corroborator and intake, Has all seats and carpet (some worse for wear), Headliner board no headliner though, New fuel pump, New lifetime warranty starter with receipt (advance auto), New spark plugs, gas gauge and heat gauge work when they want to, Power locks work, Has all window glass except left rear door glass (was swapped to the 88'), Window motors work but two were swapped to the 88' the old ones are in the back of the 87'), Tailgate glass works with switch and key, marker lights and right rear light housing swapped to the 88', Has working a/c but need to be charged, Does not have emissions stuff on it except the converter, chrome tape on the top of the grill is damaged in a small spot, clear coat is peeling, Can run and drive but needs a battery, needs a new water pump (pumps but not enough for a trip over 30 minutes), has decent 235/75-15 tires with 40% tread left on them, has spare with tire and holder, The frame has surface rust, the left side floor pan is rusting out, alternator moved to the 88', and is stock height.
The 1988 (lifted vehicle) Has a rebuilt engine (I didn't do it the guy I bought it from did it), Has an Edelbrock 1405 600 CFM 4 BBL carburetor, Edelbrock intake, new alternator, MSD coil with high temp plug wires, Currently running and driving, Has a frame lift (of what I was told is) 5 inches, Has a transmission intercooler, Has 31x10.50-15's with 35-40% tread but does have some dry rot but I will throw in the two used tires I have, Has all the light housings and lenses but not all the bulbs (what is missing is on the 87'), Has all the window glass (some need help going down but all will go up by button), tailgate glass will not go down by switch or key (someone unplugged and rerouted the wires) have to use battery and connect to wires someone ran to cargo area, a/c does not work and does not have hoses, Has wood grain vinyl removed (some studs pulled out some left none were ground off unfortunately), Has a sunroof that instead of fixing it someone calked it and pulled the switch out but the glass is good, the paint need to be re-done, the headliner and board are gone, Does not have emissions stuff on it even the converter is gone but I took off the smog pump and is still with it, Has all 4 speakers - the front are durabrand and back are pioneer and power mirrors work.
I can sit here and tell you this is all but you know as well as I do something will always be left out but I can tell you I have went through both vehicles and what is broken or missing on one can be fixed or repaired to working order with parts from the other (except the sunroof) but please feel free to email me with any questions big or small and please realize what you are bidding on. Neither one of these vehicles are by any means finished (unless you want a mud bogger, stump jumper or hunting vehicle) but with some TLC this could become a great project that will end in a vehicle that will last for years; to help the project a slightly used Haynes manual will be thrown in free of charge. If you wanted to the 87' might be able be hauled by the 88' if not going too far.
These are being sold together and as-is with no warranties or guarantees being implied or written. What you see is what you get. There is a $500.00 (five-hundred dollar) non-refundable deposit required that will be credited to final purchase price upon pick-up and must be paid within 24 hours of auction ending via Paypal ONLY. The remaining balance to be paid in cash on the day of pick up. Unless other arrangements have been made items must be picked up with in 14 consecutive days or item will be relisted and deposit used to cover relisting fees along with time and aggravation charges. No payment plans, personal checks or credit cards. All cashier or travelers checks must clear into my account for ten (10) business days prior to titles being signed and property being pick up. Thank you for looking.
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Tue, Jan 13 2015
In a uncommon move, Jeep has found itself with customized versions of a car we've become quite familiar seeing on auto show floors well before it's actual on-sale date. But that's okay – we're pretty fond of the little Renegade, and we're even more keen to get behind the wheel, something that's scheduled to take place in just a few weeks. The two Renegade models you see here have been blessed with bits and pieces from the Mopar parts catalog. These Jeep Performance Parts and Authentic Accessories will be made available to buyers of the Renegade who want to add some factory-backed custom flair to their rough-and-tumble baby crossovers, whether they plan to stay on the asphalt or head off the beaten path. Starting on the street, the Urban Jeep Renegade doesn't really have any major modifications, its factory-spec bike carrier, mirror caps, grille rings, taillamp surrounds and roof rails in Omaha Orange paint over an Anvil-color base serving more to make it stand out from the crowd than actually offer any additional capability. The interior of the Urban Renegade also gets Omaha Orange highlights to go along with Katzkin leather seats. On the dirtier side of the crossover equation, the Commando Green off-road Mopar-modded Renegade gets concept skid plate, prototype rock rails, rear valance and production roof rails provide some added protection and carrying capabilities. X-shaped graphics mimic the jerry can-style motif of the Renegade's tail lamps. Inside, Commando Green bits again join Katzkin leather. Take a good look at all the images above, and feel free to read more about the Mopar-spec Jeep Renegade models below. Mopar to Showcase Trio of Customized Vehicles at NAIAS 2015 - Mopar display at 2015 North American International Auto Show (NAIAS) in Detroit to spotlight how Mopar parts help customers personalize their rides - Off-road Mopar-equipped Jeep® Renegade makes Trailhawk model of Jeep brand's all-new small SUV even more trail tough using Jeep Performance Parts - Urban Mopar-equipped Jeep Renegade enhances city-sized proportions and versatility of the all-new 2015 Renegade with selections from Jeep Authentic Accessories catalog - Dodge Challenger T/A Concept blends vintage design cues with cutting-edge Mopar performance mods January 9, 2015 , Auburn Hills, Mich.
Thu, 12 Dec 2013
Chrysler is recalling a small number cars over issues with their 2.4-liter four-cylinder engines. The recall, which affects 522 examples of its 2013 Dodge Avenger and Chrysler 200 models, as well as 2014 Jeep Compass and Patriot CUVs has to do with potential debris in the balance shaft bearings.
The abrasive stuff can cause the oil pressure to drop, which could lead to the engine stalling or outright failure. This situation could at best leave drivers stranded and at worst lead to a crash.
Chrysler will begin notifying owners, who will need to report in to have the balance shaft module replaced. All repairs are naturally free of charge. Scroll down for the bulletin from NHTSA.