1991 Jeep Wagoneer

SUV

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

1J4GS5875MP802820

Clear

Gasoline

· About as original as you can get, I am selling my 1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer 4X4!!! I have a baby on the way and do not have time to do the restoration I had planned. I originally bought this one to do a restoration, and wanted one that no one had “tinkered” with. This one fit the bill, it is as original as I could find and in good shape! Has about 121k miles. I have nearly all maintenance records for the last 10 or so years and will include them in the sale, along with the following service manuals by Jeep; 1. Electrical, Heating-A/C & Emissions. 2. Engine, Chassis & Body. 3. Wiring Diagrams. Also including the original owners manual with the sale. Needs a tune up, "new spark plug wires, plugs, and rotor," running a little rough right now but did pass smog last time with the addition of a new egr valve. Passenger side rear window doesn't work. Has one black armrest in the back, don’t know why, but it is a Jeep armrest. A/c needs to be recharged, but heater works great. 4WD works with no problems, though I never did "off-road" in her. A few minor scratches here and there but no major damage or rust anywhere I've ever seen! Rear window rolls up and down from both the switch inside the cabin and from key entry on the back hatch. Red Cordovan leather / corduroy interior with original floor mats too! Has a locking gas cap on it, but will come with the original cap as well. Has a tow package installed, but I do not have a ball hitch for it. Ride is very smooth. Some creasing on the drivers seat leather and armrest, to be expected on a 20 year old vehicle. This truly is a classic, the 1991's were the very last production year of the true Grand Wagoneer's. All this said, it is a used vehicle and I am selling it as is with no guarantees. Thanks for looking!On Oct-08-11 at 18:32:16 PDT, seller added the following information: I've had a few questions about what I meant when I say I wanted to restore this Jeep, so wanted to add this to be more specific. What it needs is a paint job on the hood where some of the clear coat is coming off, so I would probably just paint the whole Jeep. The headliner will need to be replaced in the next 5 to 10 years, is just barely starting to sag in a few places up front. The drivers seat and center arm rest will also need refinishing in the next few years as they are getting worn. The last thing that would need replacing is the overhead compass/ thermometer electronics, it only works sometimes. These can be found new or rebuilt online for a reasonable price.