1998 Jeep Sport Wrecked On Left Front Fender -- Engine Runs Parts Jeep on 2040-parts.com
West Monroe, Louisiana, US
PARTS JEEP....1998 JEEP SPORT, WRECKED ON THE RIGHT FRONT FENDER. 4CYL, 5 SPD. ALUMINUM WHEELS 4X4.ENGINE RUNS, AND COLD AIR..NO FRAME DAMAGE.. IT NEEDS THE TIE ROD ENDS, AND DRAG LINKS AND OTHER SUSPENION..LEFT FRONT FENDER, AND HOOD ..THIS JEEP HAS A GOOD WINDSHIELD, AND NICE CLOTH TOP. fits very good...great original paint some wear on original seat....MILES AROUND 140,000, GOOD PAPERS.... 4 CYL, 5 SPEED, EMAIL OR CALL JERRY AT 318 348 3041..WE ARE LOCATED IN W. MONROE, LOUISIANA, THANKS, JERRY
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