Description

For those nice days when you want to enjoy the weather and a sense of freedom on the road, or those days you want to hit the trails and ride a little rough, here's a 1989 Jeep Wrangler that can cure that driving itch. This red and tan gem has been well-taken care of. It's solid inside and out. Its paint and interior are believed to be original, and the same goes for the miles on the odometer. This Jeep isn't about driving too conservative, it's about being outside and having fun.

The interior starts with a charcoal grey dashboard, accompanied by matching door panels, a black center console with storage, and tan bucket seats in the front with a bench seat in the back. A tan roll bar is in place for safety and to support the tan removable soft-top. The speedometer, tachometer, and all other gauges are in stock configuration, and the radio and heat controls are where they belong. This Jeep is a true survivor.

To add to the Wrangler's original personality, the 2.5-liter inline-four is the stock engine for the 1989 model, and that's exactly what this Jeep houses in the engine bay. The Jeep features a 5-speed manual transmission with a 4x4 setup, making it versatile and fun to drive. A Dana 30 front axle and a Dana 35 rear axle are connected to leaf springs front and back. Power front disc brakes and power rear drum brakes provide reliable stopping power, while 15-inch American Racing Baja wheels are wrapped in 31x10.50R15 tires. A single exhaust runs all the way back through an aftermarket muffler, and there are fresh records for a 2025 emissions test. Receipts are also saved for a fresh rebuild of the 2.5-liter engine and more.

Highlights:

•2.5-Liter Inline-4 With Receipts On Fresh Rebuild
•5-Speed Manual Transmission
•4x4 With Front Dana 30 Axle And Rear Dana 35
•Front Power Disc Brakes
•15-inch American Racing Baja Wheels
•Tan Rollbar With Removable Soft-Top
•Believed To Be Original Engine And Miles
•Believed To Be Original Paint and Panels
•Passed 2025 Emissions Test W/Receipt
•Lots Of Maintenance Records
•Front Tow Bar

Jeeps are always fun and reliable to drive, but finding one as well-taken care of as this 1989 Jeep Wrangler can be tough. Here's your chance to own a vehicle that's basically "jump in and turn the key to go." You won't be disappointed. Call today!