1996 Jeep Cherokee Right Hand Drive Rhd 4x4 Postal Mail No Reserve Shipping L@@k on 2040-cars
Galena, Illinois, United States
Engine:4.0L INLINE 6 CYLINDER
Vehicle Title:Clear
Used
Make: Jeep
Exterior Color: Black
Model: Cherokee
Interior Color: Black
Year: 1996
Number of Cylinders: 6
Trim: LIMITED
Warranty: AS IS
Drive Type: 4X4
Mileage: 149,000
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1996 JEEP CHEROKEE RIGHT HAND DRIVE NO RESERVE AUCTION - MAIL JEEP Check out this 1996 Cherokee Right Hand Drive that we got in on trade for a new Jeep Wrangler Unlimited RHD that we are selling through this no reserve auction. We have been very busy during the summer selling season and instead of spending the time to wait to get this Jeep in through service we would rather do a no reserve auction and give someone a good deal. This Jeep was originally imported in from Japan where the first owner from the United States used on his mail route in the state of New York before selling it to his sub carrier who traded it in to us. The previous carrier used it on his mail route up until we arrived with the new Jeep. However I did drive this Jeep down the road and back and it is not in the best shape. The windshield is cracked, the dash has a hole in it where the glove box is, the air does not blow cold and only blows on the highest fan setting. The body on the right side is damaged from the mail boxes as you see in the pictures, the leather interior shows signs of wear, the tires are mismatched, and the steering is off. I work in the sales department and am not a mechanic but that is just what I noticed from my 5 minute drive. We are selling this Jeep AS-IS WHERE-IS with no warranty stated or implied, the final bid is the new owner. We can help have the Jeep shipped to you if you desire. We require a $500 deposit via credit card once the auction ends within 24 hours, no excuses to this. Buyers in the state of Illinois will be required to pay all applicable tax, title, and license fees. All buyers will be charged $219 in fees and will be given a 30 day temporary tag. If you or someone you know has mechanical knowledge you can get yourself a great deal with this auction. We do have mail trays we can install where the passenger seat is missing for $475 if you like. Happy Bidding! |
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