2000 Jeep Cherokee

SUV

4.0L 242Cu. In. l6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

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0 0 1 292 1668 Morris Group, LLC, The 13 3 1957 14.0 Normal 0 false false false EN-US JA X-NONE A bit of a barn find story. I am the second owner. Vehicle was purchased new by an older gentleman who only drove it for a few years until his health deteriorated. During that time, there were a few minor “boo boos” (see tailgate), but otherwise in perfect running order (and NO RUST!). I acquired the vehicle with 24,000 original miles. It had sat for several years so I had to replace the wheels, brakes and suspension. It has been a great winter vehicle during the time I have owned it, but no longer need it due to a new pickup truck. Not interested in haggling. Just want a fair price and sell quickly, so please see the following for full disclosure THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UGLY The Good Drive Train: 56k ORIGINAL miles on the H.O. 4L that runs like a sewing machine with no noise and no oil consumption. Tons of torque! Four wheel drive pulls it out of any mud or snow you can throw at it. Suspension: The suspension has been upgraded with a Tough Country 3.5” lift kit that was professionally installed (including 1.5” spacer for transfer case). Wheels & Tires: Upgraded to 15 x 31 steel wheels with BF Goodrich tires. Like new tread (less than 15k miles) Body: No rust! Electrical: No issues. Headlights recently upgraded (not LED) A/C Compressor: New (see Ugly) The Bad Tailgate Dent: See picture. Apparently gramps backed into something and dented upper right corner of the tailgate (don’t ask me how). Purely cosmetic Ride Quality: What you would expect with a lift kit. Hey, it’s a jeep, not an Escalade. Interior: Actually, not that bad. Could probably use new carpet if you want it to look new. The Ugly A/C: As previously noted, the A/C compressor was replaced and blows cold when filled. However, there appears to be a leak in the evaporator in the dash (I know, I know). The rest of the system was checked by a shop with no leaks found. Only cash or cashier’s check from a major bank will be accepted.