1989 Jeep Comanche Pioneer Reg Cab 2wd 97k Miles on 2040-cars
Boonville, North Carolina, United States
up for sale is a 1989 jeep Comanche 2wd it has only 97k original miles it is a nc truck clean undercarriage with no rust has factory ac and has been owned by the same man for 15 years this is a all original truck that has not had any paintwork what so ever or any rust issues how ever it being a 89 model it could really use a nice paint job as the paint is getting weak on it and on the passenger door it has a dent at the bottom not bad though and a little dent around the bottom of the bed at the back near the corner of the rear bumper it is a nice ole truck and for its age a hard to find truck that is unmolested don't miss it as they are find in this kinda condition and under 100k miles call chris with questions or to buy it now 336-416-5631 thanks
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