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1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l ***no Reserve*** on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:114000 Color: paint
Location:

Rainbow Lake, New York, United States

Rainbow Lake, New York, United States

This is a great project Jeep. The last year manufactured, 1991. We are selling at NO RESERVE . The highest bidder will be the new owner. Please do not bid unless you have the finances to complete the transaction!

The rarest color exterior paint. New front windshield this summer ( $425.00) and recent 2 rear Michelin tires. Obviously the rust needs attending to and a fresh 2 stage paint job. I drove the Grand Wagoneer on a 3 hour trip last week and it performed very well.  The engine and transmission performed very nicely on last weeks drive. The engine has 114,000 original miles on the odometer. I believe all electrics work well. It passed the NY State Vehicle Inspection.

The headliner needs replacing. The original radio has been removed. The skid plate that covers the gas tank is in good shape, possibly replaced recently, that I don't know. The rear tailgate window goes up and down but the track the glass sits in needs replacing as it now leans to one side when putting it back up.

ALL NEW:

Autoline carb ( rebuilt)

Autoline Distributor with rotor and distributor cap

Starter motor

New Alternator, not a rebuilt

Oil, filter and lube

Tires balanced

Windshield is new

Set of 4 heavy duty shocker absorbers

 

 

The photos tell the story. This Jeep is a diamond in the rough and with some TLC will be a treasure.

 

See additional photos at:  https://plus.google.com/photos/104309728512072255886/albums/5926436961614002625?banner=pwa

UPDATE: 10/5/2013. I just had a rebuilt Autoline carburetor installed and the Wagoneer runs smooth with nice acceleration.

I also ordered a new set of 4 Gabriel shock absorbers and am having them installed this week!


On Oct-19-13 at 14:43:06 PDT, seller added the following information:

I changed the bottom window track for the rear tailgate window this week . It now goes up and down straight, as operated from the dash switch. It was leaning to one side somewhat when raising it , prior to the repair.

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