1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer on 2040-cars
Modesto, California, United States
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This wagon was original purchased by a doctor that drove it daily and was parked in his garage nightly. The second owner was his friend which owned a local shop. He used it to pull his boat other wise it was parked in his storage with the boat in his shop. This Wagon has been taken care of its whole life. It is my daily driver and I park it in the garage every night. It even sits in the garage over my new truck. I hate to sell it but its time to part ways. Within two years, less than 10,000 miles: Rebuilt trans, 3" Lift, New tires, oil pump, water pump, thermostat, radiator and power steering pump. About a year ago: The rear window stopped working. The switch in the tailgate stopped working, It was replaced with Military grade switch designed for this application. Within 2 months: New rebuilt OEM carb replacement, new CA cat, air filter, coil, cap, rotor, wires and plugs. Even with the care that was taken with this vehicle it does have some flaws. The wood paneling has a couple small nicks on the driver door and on the rear passenger door. They are only visible when looking for them. The paint is in good shape but does have flaws. The hood had some pearl essence spilled on it as well as the rear bumper, see pics. The interior over all is in great shape. The dash is not cracked and looks good. The leather is in great shape but does show some wear on the driver seat and the driver rear seat, no rips or tears. The headliner is in great shape but does have a 6" snag in the rear. The trans was rebuilt including a new torque converter. The transfer case was pulled and taken apart at the same time. The chain does have very minor play but was recommended to not change anything. When its put into reverse it does smack a little because of the transfer case but does not affect driveability and the 4wd does work. The engine oil pan gasket does have a minor leak. I use synthetic oil and only change it every 3k miles. I never need to add oil between changes. CA buyers make note it will not currently pass an emissions test. Out of state sale preferred for this reason. it is barely not passing due to the unadjustable carb is running slightly rich for california standards. This is a 26 year old vehicle that was well cared for but it has been a daily driver for most of its life, its not perfect. Title in hand and ready to be signed off. $500 due within 48 hours of the winning bid (non refundable) and the remaining balance to be paid in full upon pick up. Shipping is buyers responsibility. I will be willing to work with the buyer as much as possible for pick up. If you have questions please email me and I will respond same day.. |
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