1989 Jeep Wagoneer Wood Grain Panels on 2040-cars
Selma, Virginia, United States
No call please. e-Mail : HallieHiebnidx@yahoo.com
I have a classic, 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer for sale. I've recently put over$4,000 worth of work into it. It's never run better! It starts every timewithout hesitation. The list of new repairs is in the photos. The most notableare the new Edelbrock carb, new custom-welded y-pipe, new brakes/ calipers allaround, new shocks, and new Headman headers. This truck is much lighter than itwas with the original parts and much faster. The air conditioning blows cold andit also has a recently redone interior that is super clean. Issues keeping itfrom passing inspection are the possibility for a loose ground wire (I believeit's because of the radio) causing the dash gauges to move a bit and theradio to turn on and off over bumps, missing catalytic converter, and missingrear license plate light. However, vehicle can be registered as an antique andwon't need an inspection sticker at all! May need a new 4WD solenoid. Mayneed some electrical work. Still needs some TLC.
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