1994 Jeep Cherokee 2-door 4.0l Xj Model Straight Six Engine on 2040-cars
San Juan, Puerto Rico, United States
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Jeep Cherokee 1994 base 2-door XJ model, 4.0 l (240 cu in) inline six-cylinder engine. Gold exterior, tan interior. The roof had water damage from rain and "salitre" (salt water carried by the wind on costal areas). It was repaired a couple of years ago. The engine starts and runs very well but the battery is dead right now. The wind shield is cracked. Right front caliper is locked so it doesn't move. The front wheel assembly needs work. there is chipping of paint and rust marks. Its not in great conditions visually speaking but it has never let me down. Has a carbon fiber radiator installed like four years ago as well. The front seats are torn and in poor conditions. This car is for someone who wants to invest in this classic because he or she likes Jeeps, or a mechanic that wants to use it for original pieces.
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