1990 Jeep 4x4 Wrangler Sahara! No Reserve! on 2040-cars
Navarre, Florida, United States
1990 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 Sahara. This is my personal jeep I keep in florida. I bought it back in 2007 and drove it one the road till 2011. I had big plans to restore it and put a 350 in it but just never got around to it. It had been sitting since 2012 and last weekend I put a battery in it and it started right up. I drove it around and everything seemed to work but please keep in mind it a 25 year old vehicle. The soft top for the vehicle is located at my shop in PA I will try to bring it down next weekend as long as it fits in my car. Please call me with specific questions. This would make an awesome project, Beach Car or Farm Jeep. Its going to be hard for me to sell it as I just love these old jeeps but I never use it and Im too busy for anymore projects. This vehicle is only available for inspection or pickup on weekends as Im out of town during the week. Vehicle is located in Navarre Florida. Please call me if you have any questions thanks Mark Kurtz 717-465-5229
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