1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredo Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Islip, New York, United States
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Up for sale is my daily driver 1991 Jeep Cherokee Laredo. The truck is very reliable, I used it as a station truck because i work in the city. With changing jobs I no longer need it. This jeep got me to the train station in the worst of the weather we had this year and handled like a champ in the snow. The 4X4 drive works great in low and high gear. I recently put new rims and tires on the truck and they make the ride much better.
*RARE* Factory upgraded OEM Toyota Transmission with complete rebuild less than 60k miles ago. *RARE* Factory Dana 40 differentials in Front and Rear with 355 gears. 3" Lift with fairly new Goodyear Tires on late 90's OEM Jeep Grand Cherokee Rims Upgraded Stereo: Panasonic Deck with 50w Door speakers and Pioneer amp. Heat and AC works perfectly New parts: Front grill, front fog lights, Rims and tires are fairly new, cd player, starter, windshield wiper motor, all bulbs work, all fluids (oil, differentials, antifreeze), throttle body spacer, new fuel pump. What it needs: headliner and a muffler. I might have a new muffler put on in the next few days. (2) keys and a clean title. Any other questions feel free to call or txt 631/987/0881 The "Toyota" Jeeps are hard to come by, especially one this clean. |
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