Here are the answers to some
questions we are frequently asked.

Even though the engine may have been rebuilt and the body restored, you are still required by law to report the actual miles on a vehicle. The law does not allow you to change or replace the odometer. So don’t be misled when you see someone offering a vehicle with 0 miles. I have found the quickest and best way to determine true mileage is to do a CARFAX or AUTOCHECK search or history, using the VIN (vehicle identification number). The VIN number should be provided by the seller, and should be part of your “due diligence” on any vehicle you are considering for purchase. It is not an expensive process, and it is an important one.

We pride ourselves in buying very low mile vehicles, and we guarantee those miles to be accurate and actual. Remember, Grand Wagoneers have a 6 digit odometer, excluding the 1/10th mile digit.

It is a serious matter for a seller to misrepresent the mileage on any vehicle, so “buyer beware” and do your homework. If it sounds too good to be true, it usually is. For the buyer’s protection the following statement appears on all state certificates of title, under the heading ODOMETER CERTIFICATION:
"FEDERAL AND STATE LAW REQURE THAT YOU STATE THE MILEAGE IN CONNECTION WITH TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP.  FAILURE TO COMPLETE OR PROVIDING A FALSE STATEMENT MAY RESULT IN FINES OR IMPRISONMENT."

From years of experience I would advise prospective buyers to steer clear of extremely high mile vehicles of any kind.

Q. - Do you buy Grand Wagoneers?
A. - Yes! provided they're low mileage (70k & under), clean, never damaged and rust free. Over 90% of our purchases come from individual owners who have seen this website and decided to call for a quote from the WAGONMASTER. Let us know what you have to sell---we may be your best buyer!

Q. - What about purchases from eBay?
A. - Be wary of eBay. Though I have purchased a few Woodys on eBay myself, novice buyers should approach an eBay purchase with caution. I often see misleading information from sellers on eBay. It is sometimes difficult to determine the condition of the unit, and as with any other eBay purchase, you should review the seller's profile carefully before bidding or buying.

Q. - Do you sell parts or service for Grand Wagoneers?
A. - No. Wagonmaster does not sell parts or provide service for Grand Wagoneers. See your local Jeep/Chrysler dealer or salvage recycler.

Q. - Do you perform appraisals for Grand Wagoneers?
A. - No. Wagonmaster does not perform appraisals for Grand Wagoneers.

Q. - Do you provide financing?
A. - Wagonmaster is not in the financing business. But we know two excellent sources of credit and will be happy to refer you to them. If you are credit worthy, A good source of lending is JJBest Bank. Go to: JJBest.com Another excellent lender is DriverLoans. Their website is appropriately called DriverLoans.com (Please note: Wagonmaster is not connected with either of these sources of lending...only as a means of referral.)

Q. - Will Wagonmaster arrange for delivery of my "new" Grand Wagoneer?
A. - Yes! We work with several auto transport haulers who do door-to-door delivery. They are insured and bonded and will perform the delivery for approximately 90¢ per one-way mile. Please note our new delivery policy. Wagonmaster now pays 1/2 of the delivery cost anywhere in the U.S.!

Q. - Does Wagonmaster offer a warranty plan?
A. - No. We have never offered a warranty plan or guarantee. There are such programs available through various firms or institutions if you so desire, however our professional renewal program should provide you considerable peace of mind in this area. The quality bar is set high.

Q. - I'm from out of state…do I pay taxes and registration fees in Texas?
A. No. Only in your state.

Q. Can I use the cheaper grade of gasoline without damage to my Grand Wagoneer?
A. Yes. Your Grand Wagoneer has been "tuned" to use Regular unleaded 87 octane. The following information is taken directly from the owner's manual:

"Your vehicle was designed to meet all emission regulations and provide excellent fuel economy when using high quality unleaded gasoline. Use unleaded gasoline having a minimum posted octane of 87. In addition to using unleaded gasoline with the proper octane rating, those that contain detergents, corrosion and stability additives are recommended. Using gasolines that have these additives will help improve fuel economy, reduce emissions and maintain vehicle performance. Generally, premium unleaded gasolines contain more additive than regular unleaded." (Also 87 octane is normally .20 cents/gal. cheaper than 95 octane.)

Q. - What do you mean by "showroom condition" in your renewal process?
A. - Our customers continually praise us by saying, "These wagons look like brand new, inside and out---and even under the hood! I am super impressed!" This is because our detail people take great pride in their work. The interior will look like new, with dry and wet vacuuming on all carpet. They even use Q-tips to clean the air-conditioning vents. In other words, they spare no effort to do it right. The exteriors are compounded and waxed, and the wheels and chrome are polished. The engine compartment is given the same careful cleaning and attention. An average of 40 hours of detailing is put into each vehicle. These efforts give us showroom condition (clean and classy). Unlike the typical detail job, with our Grand Wagoneers - the closer you get, the better they look!