Am I asking for trouble?
11-26-2003, 11:06 PM
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Re: Am I asking for trouble?
The 1995 Grand Cherokees are a great vehicle. Just watch for rust. Check the
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
11-26-2003, 11:06 PM
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Re: Am I asking for trouble?
The 1995 Grand Cherokees are a great vehicle. Just watch for rust. Check the
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
11-26-2003, 11:06 PM
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Re: Am I asking for trouble?
The 1995 Grand Cherokees are a great vehicle. Just watch for rust. Check the
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
rear hatch. Open the rear hatch and look at the bottom inside of the hatch door
to see how bad the rust is. Also check the bottom of the doors. Check the
inside of the front doors, all the way at the bottom. They tend to rust there
also.
One other thing to check. If it has floor mats, pull them up. Check for water
stains on the carpet. The A/C in that year had a venting drain tube that
tended to clog, causing the A/C condensation to leak into the interior if not
properly cared for. If you see stains it may tell you that the vehicle was not
all that cared for.
Happy Jeeping
-Mark
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