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1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Fire Marshall Red, Previous Owners, Lebanon Fd on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:1988 Mileage:130500
Location:

Portland, Oregon, United States

Portland, Oregon, United States

Condition:  Used.  Very good.

Features:  Rare Fire Department original paint.  Drives great in the snow.

History:  Originally owned by FD Lebanon, OR.  Sold to 2nd owner who never drove it and then had it sold by estate after his death.  Third owner my good friend who only drove it once.  I went with her to purchase it and she sold it to me.

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Fire Department Jeep, driven by the Fire Marshall (you can still see the shadow of the Fire Marshall decals, etc on the Jeep), well kept.  Bought from second owner, who never drove it.  It was garaged most of the time.  The Pros are the color, it drives well, its very reliable (used as daily driver and transports kids), has new cam shaft, muffler, cat converter (have receipts for work), passed OR DEQ earlier this year, is a-typical without power options (manual window, except back window, etc.), bench seats front and rear, nice interior, factory radio (it doesn't light up but works fine), 360 engine, 727 trans, 208 t-case, factory posi rear, 4W drive, intact windshield, factory tripod side mirrors, high tread tires, 4 barrel intake, edelbrock carb. it's a 25 year old vehicle so it has it's quirks, the AC needs to be charged. Interior lights don't work when you open the door, but they work by dash switch.  Headliner was decayed and crumbling.  I replaced it with material and foam.  See picture.  I am a jeep lover and this one is one of the best I've owned.  I'm moving on to a new project jeep, so I have to let this go to afford the next.  This jeep is a head turner.  People of all ages love it.  Questions welcome.

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