1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Woody / No Reserve on 2040-cars
Chesterfield, Virginia, United States
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THIS IS A 1988 JEEP WAGONEER THAT WAS HEADED TO THE JUNK YARD BEFORE I RESCUED IT. I've had several of these Jeeps and hate to see them crushed. Although I have not driven it more than a few blocks, the Jeep does runs and drive and stop and the transmission seems to shift properly. It was last inspected in 2011 so it will need at least the following if you are going to make it a daily driver: Exhaust system, wiper motor, maybe tires. All lights are functioning, heat works, a/c blows warm. The truck has some rust. Most of the woodgrain is in decent condition with the tailgate being the worst. The only power window working is the driver side door. Interior is in fair condition. Radio, rear window switch and rear window defrost switch are missing. Truck has a new battery and new starter and always starts right up. If you purchase this, I suggest you trailer it due to the exhaust leak and unknown overall condition. I have a clear title. Please do not bid unless you plan on purchasing the Jeep. This is a no reserve auction so bid to own. Truck is in the Richmond VA area and is available for inspection prior to bidding. |
Jeep Wagoneer for Sale
(US $9,500.00)
1984 jeep grand wagoneer, 89,000 miles, 4wd runs and drives great, nice shape!
Rust free california all original 2 owner wagoneer 4x4 tilt, cruise, ac, ps, pdb
1989 jeep grand wagoneer / no rust / great condition
4x4 original miles rust free excellent condition all power everything works
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