1991 Jeep Comanche Pioneer 4.0 5 Spd 4wd Only 69,000 Original Miles!!!! on 2040-cars
York, Pennsylvania, United States
1991 Jeep Cherokee Comanche 4.0 4WD 5 spd with only 69,000 miles! Straight title and in hand. No accidents very clean and well maintained jeep. This thing is ready for a daily driver or to be built as an offroad machine. I just have too many projects and I don't want to leave it sit. I've replaced all wires, cap, plugs and distributor. Also all fluids have been changed and the vehicle was under sprayed to protect from our salty roads. This jeep is a one of a kind. Please feel free to email or call with questions. It won't last long. I am asking $5999 and I have a notary so I can sign off the title immediately. One of a kind jeep. Sad to see it go. DO NOT LOWBALL I WIll IGNORE YOU. Nada sad retail should be $7400!!!
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