1990 Jeep Wagoneer Grand Wagoneer on 2040-cars
Austin, Texas, United States
Email me at : JamesSachtelebenq887@yahoo.com This 1990 Jeep Grand Wagoneer has 149k miles and was purchased new inwhere it has spent the majority of its life. It was acquired by the thirdowner in 2000, who took it to East Texas in 2010. They sold it to their friendin 2012, who then moved it to Kansas and had the engine serviced with new headgaskets at 136k miles. In summer 2016, the third owner bought it back and had itserviced, driving it only in fair weather. I acquired it in March, 2017 who haskept it garaged and has added 1000 miles. Power comes from an AMC 360ci V8paired to a TorqueFlite 727 3-speed automatic. The 4wd system consists of apart-time NP299 transfer case and Dana axles equipped with front discs and reardrums. The interior features a replacement stereo system.The AC system wascompletely over hauled last week . Cosmetic imperfections include corrosionspots on the gas tank skid plate and various blemishes. This Jeep Grand Wagoneeris being sold with a clear Carfax and a clean Texas title in the my name.feelfree to ask questions Thanks for looking
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