1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Granite Bay, California, United States
1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 360 Cubic inch engine Automatic transmission Runs and drives great 33 x 12.50 x 15 B.F. Goodrich All Terrains – Good Tread 4” Rancho lift kit. 2nd owner - Completely rebuilt and redone at approx. 130,000 miles, I have all the receipts from prior owner. This vehicle has all the options, air, power windows, doors, seats, mirrors, tilt wheel, full carpeting. Rear quarter panel / bumper dented 3 interior armrests need repair / re-attached Electrical needs attention, short somewhere. Battery doesn’t recharge, turn signals intermittent, radio too. Air conditioning has a small refrigerant leak near compressor Electric Windows and rear window move slow Exterior Trim uneven on drivers front fender Minor nicks and scrapes on paint. This truck turns heads everywhere it goes. Split dual exhaust lets people know you are there. A little TLC will have you a show quality vehicle. I’ve tried to show the imperfections so nothing is hidden. I would love to fix her up, but circumstances won’t allow it. The reserve is set at a low number for what the real value of this iconic vehicle restored is worth. Any questions, just ask. Serious bidders only. $500 deposit at close of bid, balance upon pick-up or within 5 days. I’ll help load, but shipping is not included. |
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We suggest you peruse the high-res image gallery above to see all the black and bronze detailing yourself, and make special note of the interior. In related news, all 2014 Jeep Wrangler models get an optional Trail Kit and clear park lamps to replace the previous amber units. New colors include Amp'd, Anvil, Copperhead, Flame Red, Granite Crystal and Hydro Blue (Freedom edition only), which join carryover colors Billet Silver, Bright White, Black and Dune.
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