1977 Jeep Wagoneer Base 401 400 Turbo Sport Utility 4-door 6.6l Parts Rig 4x4 on 2040-cars
Vancouver, Washington, United States
This no reserve action is for a 1977 jeep wagoner. It has a 401 and 4 barrel engine and 400 tubo trans with high low range 4 wheel drive with a Dana 44 disk brake front end. THIS IS A PARTS JEEP BUT COULD BE FIXED UP BUT DOESN'T"T DRIVE. I have been told that it ran and didn't tick but i haven't heard it so i am selling as a CORE ENGINE !!!!! It has some rust the worst is on the tail gate that looks like it needs replaced. The floor boards and bottom of the quarters also have rust. It is missing battery radiator front seats and steering wheel and drivers side front window and has a hole on the passenger side by where the door lock was. I sell long block engines for more than what i am asking for the whole jeep.There is a 401 engine on eBay now with a starting bid of $1900.00. It has an am fm cassette radio that i have no clue if it works. Pictured is a center arm rest but it has been sold since these pictures. It roils but if i remember right one of the front brakes is locked up . I have clear title in my hand. Not sure if milage is 42599. or 142599 ? Some guys like to put these 401s in there amx javelin hornet gremlin matadors s/c ramblers s/c hornet rebel machine cars. Vintage Gasser rat rod mudder four wheeler rock climber. Calls and emails only text will not be returned. Garry 360-921-0446
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