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1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars

Year:1991 Mileage:95358
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I am selling a beautiful Final Year 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer in the best color combo available.  It runs and drives great and only has 95K original miles.  I have a inch thick book full of receipts.  Brand new correct blue metallic Chrysler Paint.  Brand New custom Leather Katzkin seats with 3 year warranty.  Brand new carpet and trim.  New  Pioneer stereo system with iPhone and iPod controls. New tires.  Very solid truck.  New wood siding and trim.  Too much to list.  I got a new job and need to move.  I have too many cars to move.  There are a couple small things that I have not had a chance to address yet.  Driver's door sometimes sticks, some interior trim pieces need to be installed. (already purchased)  Overall a great vehicle.  I bought it for my wife to drive, but now she found a new Tahoe that she wants.  These Wagoneers are amazing and timeless.  Please search the net for comparable prices.  I added some pictures of the restoration to show the depth of the process.  Solid Rust Free Wagoneer!  I just made a 4 hour trip in it and it drove and handled like a dream.  I have also used this vehicle to tow with no problems.  This is a smooth riding Jeep.  Feel free to ask me any questions about it and I will try to respond quickly.  Happy Bidding!!

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