2002 Jeep Liberty Limited Sport 4x4 *no Reserve* on 2040-cars
Northfield, Ohio, United States
Up for sale is a 2002 Jeep Liberty Limited Sport 4x4 3.7 L V6. The Jeep has a CLEAN TITLE and approximately 165,000 miles on it. About three weeks ago it started experiencing engine trouble, took it to the local mechanic and he said it had a broken camshaft and now the engine won't turn over. Buyer should use caution and expect worst case scenario (dropping a new engine in the Jeep). Prior to engine troubles the Jeep was running fine. At this point the Jeep was only used for snowy days and the cost to repair exceeds it's value therefore the reason we have decided to sell it. Would make a great project for someone who has the resources or can be sold for parts. Small dent on rear passenger door (see pictures for details) and the Jeep could use a little cleaning inside but nothing extreme, interior is in decent shape. Please take a look at the pictures, if you would like to take a look and inspect the Jeep please feel free to message me or call/text (330)523-8341 (available evenings). Buyer will be responsible for pick up and tow away of Jeep. Sold as-is, no warranties. All items will be removed from Jeep prior to pickup. |
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