1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Lehi, Utah, United States
1990 Grand Wagoneer Jeep Classic This is a one owner vehicle, purchased in Boise Idaho, and has
been garaged and pampered for its entire 167m000 miles. Those of you who have
mechanical savvy, you know that 167,000 well cared for miles on this type of
engine and vehicle leave it in much better condition than would 67,000 abused
miles. I am
selling only because my health prevents
me from the pleasure of any further driving. The
Jeep has never been wrecked nor has required any engine, transmissions nor third
member repairs. I have personally
serviced it on a regular basis. It has no mechanical problems and has a current
Utah safety inspection sticker. The
paint is in excellent condition as is the interior leather and cloth with no
cracks nor tears and very little wear. This
Classic Jeep lists in the NADA blue book much higher than the $9,950 being ask.
It
is a solid investment for with continued reasonable care, this beauty will
steadily increase in value. |
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