1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Fruita, Colorado, United States
THIS IS A 1995 JEEP CHEROKEE ,WITH A 6.5 INCH LIFT INLINE SIX CYLINDER ENGINE, HEAVY DUTY RADIATOR ,AUTO TRANS ,4.10 FRT AND REAR DIFFERENTIALS WITH TRUE TRAC POSI UNITS, T CASE HAS SLIP YOKE ELIMINATORS, NEW REAR DRIVE SHAFT AND JOINTS .VEHICLE HAS A WARREN XD9000 FRONT WINCH ,AND WINCH BUMPBER. HAS A ROLLBAR AND ROCK SLIDERS . THIS IS A VERY CAPABLE OFF ROAD VEHICLE. VERY SOUND AND DEPENDABLE , ALL FLUIDS CHANGED RECENTLY. TRANS ENGINE AND T CASE AND DIFFERENTIALS ALL WORK PERFECT , RIGHT REAR DOOR DOESN'T OPEN FROM INSIDE ? A/C BLOWS COLD ,CRUISE WORKS, ENGINE USES NO OIL RUNS GOOD . ROCKER PANEL HAVE STARTED TO RUST, REAR INNER FENDER WELLS TOWARD FRONT AS WELL .NO RUST THROUGH TO INTERIOR. CARPET WAS REMOVED AND TUFF LINED FLOOR . DRIVE ANYWHERE . I HAVE TRIED TO REPRESENT THIS AS OPEN AND HONEST AS I CAN . PLEASE FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTION BEFORE BIDDING , VEHICLE IS FOR SALE LOCALLY . THANK YOU . TIRES 33-12.5-15. 3/4 LIFE LEFT AMERICAN RACING WHEELS .
On Sep-14-14 at 18:40:40 PDT, seller added the following information: forgot vehicle also has revolver rear shackles . item also for sale locally may end at any time. |
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