1987 Jeep Cherokee Chief 4.0l - 4wd - 139k Miles on 2040-cars
Maple Shade, New Jersey, United States
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1987 Jeep Cherokee Chief 139K original miles 4.0L Engine 4WD 4 Door Burgandy w/ burgandy interior Clear title (In Hand) No major rust, but paint is fading and clear coat is peeling. Interior has rips in seats. The car will start and turn over, but it has not been on the road in several years. Last time we started it we noticed some fuel leaking from the injectors from sitting for a while. There was a slight oil leak as well and last time we had it to the mechanic he said it may need a new engine. The extent of which is unknown. This car needs work to get running, but a good parts or project car for someone looking to restore this car. We have all repair receipts and maintenance records if interested. Local pickup only. Will need to be towed from location. PLEASE ASK IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE BIDDING!!! |
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