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1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Rust Free! Florida And Arizona Runs Great!! on 2040-cars

US $9,800.00
Year:1991 Mileage:186100
Location:

Plant City, Florida, United States

Plant City, Florida, United States

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1991 the last year for these...

If you are reading this ad you are well aware that the determining factor here is rust, or more importantly, the lack thereof.
This one is truly rust free. Carfax shows the first fifteen years, and almost all of the miles, in Arizona.

I have posted loads of pictures: Some of the underside, bottoms of the doors (observe drain holes etc), door hinges, door corners etc. All of the "oxidation", "surface rust" whatever that can be seen I took a picture. All of it would come right off with compound. I left it alone so you can see what the vehicle is really like. The paint on the underside is original. The tailgate is rust free. This is a very sound example to enjoy as it is or "build" a super nice, big $$$ one from.

Runs and drives out as well, AC is cold, starts right up on the automatic choke (push the pedal to the floor and release).
Repaint that is "good", "wood" very presentable, furry carpets excellent as are the seats (corduroy!), and doorpanels. The headliner is very good also but "hanging" slightly in the center rear. Rear window moves but "sticks" and I don't want to force it for sure!
Four Michelin tires that are pretty good. The Michelins indicate maintainence, the guy who will buy those tires won't skip an oil change to save $$!
The strip above the windshield is in the back. Hood ornament stolen, and missing the knob on the shifter.
Prices on these are pretty wild but....there are NO super cheap un-rusted ones anywhere.
I have this one priced at a figure where if you call me on the PHONE and we discuss the vehicle, I'll bet we get together and you get it bought.
I do my own shipping also, door-to-door, email me for a quote.

sunautogroup@aol.com
863-852-6315
I have taken a bunch of pictures, trying to concentrate on the "bad", such as it is. Again, look at the pictures and call.


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