1987 Jeep Cherokee Limited Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Castroville, California, United States
Located in Castroville, California. In Monterey county's central coast.
This is a 1987 Jeep/AMC Cherokee Limited 4x4. VIN:1JCMR7896HT144194. Automatic transmission that shifts great. The 4.0 Liter inline 6 cylinder runs great and is responsive. It is the early version of the 4.0 litre which is know as the RENIX engine. It currently has under 134k original miles but they are going up since I'ts my daily driver/commuter. I am the second owner I believe however the Carfax shows only one owner. Original owner's manual and window sticker. New looking spare tire. I purchased it from a nice lady who provided me with thousands of dollars worth of maintenance receipts dating back to the early 90's. The 4x4 system is the selec-trac I believe and works well as I have only shifted to try out how it drives but have not taken in it off road. The interior features black perforated leather seats in excellent shape for their age, and trim pieces, as well as gray perforated upper door panels and dashboard. Black carpet in excellent condition that is always protected with all weather rubber mats as well as the original Jeep floor mats. The headliner is black and is only about 3 months old. It has a pop-up sunroof that the previous owner had installed. The dash has no cracks but there is minimal "yellowing" on some spots. There is a light gray dash mat that protects it. All electronics work. However, the driver side power window is slower going up than the driver side. Keyless entry system works intermittently only. Power locks, power front seats, the cruise control works as well. The A/C blows cold air and the heater works fine however, it no longer lights up at night since a few weeks ago. Instrument cluster lights work as well as the brake warning light, low coolant light, high beam indicators etc. I will put up pictures soon and be sure to include detailed pictures of the cosmetic things it needs it could use. Other than that, the reason I am selling my Jeep is that I have been commuting to school now and will benefit more from a smaller car as I also have a v8 truck. Local buyer is welcome and I can deliver within 100 miles. Otherwise buyer will make their own arrangements as far as picking it up goes. Please contact me with any questioned and I will be as detailed as possible in answering them to the best of my ability. Thank you for looking. On Mar-10-14 at 13:31:39 PDT, seller added the following information:-Better pics will be uploaded soon- I will re-list. Thanks for watching. |
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