1979 Jeep Wagoneer Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.9l on 2040-cars
Winsted, Minnesota, United States
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Vehicle is complete and unmodified except there was a custom back bumper installed on it. It has 159,000 miles and all is original. The carpet was removed to help prevent further rusting. There are a couple of baseball size rust holes in the floor, but the rest of it seems strong, and its easily patchable. Its starts and drives down the road smooth and straight however the reverse doesn't engage completely, it moves then starts to slip. All other gears operate normally. All windows are complete with no cracking and work properly. Good fan motors and seats are nice minus a couple of small tears. Back window goes up and down easily with the door crank. The trim is complete and in excellent condition. All doors are in great shape and without rust or dents. It has a good strong motor and doesn't burn oil. All time 4x4 works great both high and low settings. The starting price is what the local scrapper would give me plus EBay fees. It would be a shame to scrap this guy out. Please save him. Thanks for looking. |
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