1983 Jeep Wagoneer Limited Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Middlebury, Indiana, United States
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My loss is your gain
I’m selling this Jeep which I bought almost 2 years ago as a fun project. I really got into the Wagoneer thing and bought a few other Wagoneers, fixed them up and really had a lot of fun. But, things have changed in my life and I’m moving and getting out of this hobby. So, I got rid of the other Jeeps which were much less of projects. This was the one I poured my heart and soul into and, too bad, it’s still not done. But, I need to get rid of it. So, it’s a 1983 Jeep Wagoneer that had a lot of body rust
when I got it. Floors were bad too. I’ve fixed all of that, but not
professionally. It’s all in good shape now. All the major mechanicals work
fine. New brakes, new exhaust, new battery, new spark plug wires and more, I’m
sure.Back door was a mess, so I took one off another jeep, got a good used motor, window fixed, etc. You can see I went for a different look that the traditional
Woody. I think it looks kind of mean and 4 wheeler type, but you judge for
yourself. I left out the back seat, but I have one for you. There are several things that still need to be done, like
minor electrical things. Turn signals, dome lights, some switches, power
mirrors, etc. I bought a new radio and some friends who know a lot more than I
do, tried to install it, but they are stuck. So, it’s all there, plus the old
one. Some type of power or ground issue. Needs a headliner and I have 2 of the cardboard backings that you can use if you get the material. I have many parts that you will want or need for this. Some are new from Team Grand Wagoneer and others used. Dome lights, switches, extra set of window motors, kick panels, 2 new speakers, switches, relays, fuses, light bulbs, etc. I will include everything that I have that I think you will need. (Some of the pictures are parts that don't go with this vehicle, but I just wanted to give you an idea of what I have. There are some parts not shown that will be included, like the kick panels.) |
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