cool jeep find!!

[superj]

in the owners manual of the cherokee i just bought.

an ideas on the extra capacity fuel tank? how much of a difference is it? the cherokee is still cheaper to fill then the liberty

 

[FloridaCherokee1988]

Pretty cool find man, always fun to find some original paperwork like that, 23 years old lol

 

[SteelHeadz]

That's a pretty cool find. I tried to see the build sheet but it returned as "No description available" according to the VIN 1jcmr781xHT164457 . Hard to see.

 

[superj]

you got vin right, according to that sheet.

i tried to get the build sheet for my liberty but jeep never wrote back, or did anything so i gave up. i figured since it was so new it probably hasn't had any mods (till i got it)



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[bobcat481]

When I bought my YJ, the old man (sorry guys) handed me a Chiltons book and said, "Here, I'm not gonna need it". I got home and thumbed through it and it had all the reciepts from work done, parts reciepts, and even a little schedule in it everytime he had done oil changes/lubes/EVERYTHING. Now that was a good find. Made me feel alot more secure about my decision. How far back can the build sheets be found?

 

[Collin the Hen]

Hey, I have the same paperwork for my CJ7. It's pretty interesting.

 

[BaconYJ]

Nice find. Love the mileage rating. 9-28city and 11-29highway. I think no matter what you will fall into that range.

 

[BaconYJ]

Bah, would help if i looked at the whole page instead of just the right hand side of it.

 

[bobcat481]

I also dig how the AM/FM/Cassette was an extra $503.00

 

[superj]

someone noticed that on another forum. that is crazy for a radio.

i wish it was still in here though, someone put another radio in its place in 89 and its a piece if crapper. its instructions and manuals are in the packet with the window sticker and it was something like a walmart 50 dollar radio with horrible reception.