1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l Grenadine / Cordavon on 2040-cars
Potter, Nebraska, United States
This is a 1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer. 4x4 There are only three owners with this vehicle. No accidents and clear title. It runs great. Has power lock, power window. Newly rebuilt carb, plugs, wires. Color on original purchasing agreement says color is Grenadine. Trim is Cordovan. It was sold in Cheyenne, Wyoming in 1987 for 26,118.50 I have the original sales receipt as well as the original owners manual and Chilton manual. All new tires, new steering gear box, front end alignment. Interior is plush, beautiful and clean. Seats are perfect leather. Exterior has some UV on left side and hood and right passenger rear quarter panel has some rust and a dent. I am keeping starting bid low knowing transport can be expensive and SUV damage will need attention. In has been in covered storage since 2010 but started right up and ran. We have not added a sway bar as some people prefer not to have one. Buyer arranges all shipping and pays all transport cost as is where is.
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