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1970 Jeep Wagoneer, 350 V-8 Buick Dauntless, Factory A/c!!! on 2040-cars

Year:1970 Mileage:38999 Color: The body is very straight with minor dings and scratches
Location:

Sheridan, Wyoming, United States

Sheridan, Wyoming, United States

1970 Jeep Wagoneer
350 Buick Dauntless V-8, 4x4
Factory A/C

This would be a great restoration candidate if someone is looking for a solid truck to start with.  It has very, very little rust and most of that just being surface rust.  No rust through!  The underside is solid too.  This is a born and raised Montana truck that has had very little exposure to moisture.  

Engine/Mechanicals:
Fires right up, no ticks or knocks, runs solid but does have a vacuum leak.

Interior: 
Interior is very nice for the age.  Seats are solid and have good foam and fabric with minor imperfections.  The passenger seat has a broken bolt which makes it lean back further than it should.  Simple fix.  The carpet is in excellent condition as is the rear mat which is original and also in very good condition.  It does have Factory A/C which is rare for these trucks.  It also has the overdrive pull and a few other options that most don't have.  It is missing a few miscellaneous pulls and also the speaker panel on the passenger side of the dash.  It does have a CB radio but I have not checked to see if it works.  The rear window is electric from the factory but is not working... I believe the motor needs replaced.  

Exterior:
The body is very straight with minor dings and scratches.  It is a repaint and the original yellow paint is starting to so through in spots.  The front right fender did encounter some trouble at some time and could use a new fender or some straightening.  The front bumper is also missing but an easy, cheap find.  

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or more pics.  And PLLLEEEAAASSEEE make sure all of your funding is in place before bidding and you are prepared to let go of them!  307.752.6033

Happy Bidding!!!

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