1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l "wagonmaster" on 2040-cars
Altadena, California, United States
You're looking at a clean,
well-documented 1984 Jeep Grand Wagoneer with low original mileage. This jeep was bought by my
sister from the world-famous Wagonmaster of Kerrville, TX. The jeep
underwent an extensive renewal process while at Wagonmaster.(for details about
Wagonmaster see the attached link - www.wagonmaster.com). Prior to that the jeep had two
California owners. The Grand Wagoneer had 74,000 original miles on it when my
sister bought it in 2006. It currently
has 88,000 miles. I have all of the
paperwork on the vehicle since it was purchased from Wagonmaster as well as the
paperwork from Wagonmaster that shows the restoration they did.
The body has no dents
and no visible rust. The undercarriage and floorboards
are clean and dry - no evidence of undercoating or attempts to cover
anything up. Wagonmaster repainted the jeep in 2006 and it is Hunter Green
with Saddle Tan interior. There is some minor paint fading on
the roof and the fenders, and some oxidation on the chrome. These minor
blemishes are un-noticeable from about 10 feet away, but are visible when
up close as seen in the pictures. The
wood trim has recently been refurbished and some of the plugs are missing. Please note the picture. The vinyl paneling is in great condition but
does have a few blemishes. On the inside, the leather
seats are all in good condition although there are a few tears on the
seats. I have taken detailed pictures of
the seats. The carpets are all original
and in excellent condition. All the power windows and locks work. The back right window motor was recently
replaced. The drivers side mirror adjuster does not work. The engine is a 5.9 liter V
– 8 (360 CID) 2 – barrel carburetor. The carburetor has also been recently
rebuilt and runs smoothly. We recently installed a new set
of whitewall tires all around with less than 1,000 miles on them. The jeep is slow to start
especially on cold days. I have to
“pump” the gas and let it sit for a minute or two a couple of times. Once it starts it drives great. It will, on occasion, stall at idle.
The vehicle is sold in
as-is condition and is being sold locally - so I reserve the right to end
the bid at any time. The Jeep is available for inspection locally and I'd
be happy to answer any additional questions (best I can) or provide additional
photos. These Jeeps are becoming
harder to find especially in great condition as this one. Whenever
we are driving this jeep, we always get comments! It looks amazing and is really fun to
drive. Buyer pays shipping cost. Please email me with any questions. |
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