2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Jack on 2040-parts.com
Morris Plains, New Jersey, US
Up for bid is a used jack from a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee. This is the scissor style and the jack mounts underneath the rear seat on the driver side. If your jeep came with this style jack, there is a threaded stud underneath the seat to mount it. The bracket and wing nut are included. I haven't seen many that are this style and it came out of a 2004 Special Edition. This jack has been used, paint is chipped and there is surface rust. The jack operates as it should. Please email me with any questions. Payment is due within 5 days.
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