Grand Wagoneer. Second Owner. Low Mileage. Socal Daily Driver. on 2040-cars
Santa Monica, California, United States
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This is a highly desirable, unrestored, 1985 vehicle. That's the last year of the much prettier round instrument dash.
I am the second owner of this truck. I drive it everyday. It runs strong. I have a great mechanic and I've put quite a bit of money into this vehicle (headliner, power steering, starter, battery, tires, harmonic balance (whatever the hell that is!), and more, but, like all Grand Wagoneers... It gets LOUSY gas mileage. It still needs more work. I can't dump anymore cash into this baby, no matter how much I love it. Maybe you can. I just changed the oil and had a transmission tuneup. I recently put in a new cooling system, including a brand new, three-row radiator from Team Grand Wagoneer. No major accidents. This beast is a tank! I recently backed into someone in a parking lot. Urghhh! Slight dent under my left rear bumper -- totaled door and quarter panel on their new Honda Odyssey. It needs: - front brakes - an AC overhaul - new rubber moldings everywhere (the originals are like hard plastic and are useless) - some minor bodywork and a paint job Like I said, she runs strong, but she's worn me out. - |
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