2002 Grand Cherokee to a good home

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Dapedza
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2002 Grand Cherokee to a good home

#1 Post by Dapedza »

Hi folks, LPG has become so hard to get in my area (Cambridge). Leads me to say goodbye to our beloved Grand Cherokee. Runs perfectly on LPG, lovely alloys and tyres, new stainless steel exhaust, underbody sealed, valid MOT. Some rust on front wheel arches.
You can buy it for a bargain, or I will donate to Ukraine.
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#2 Post by LPGC »

There are still plenty forecourts selling LPG in my area but I usually refuel at home from a 47kg red propane bottle using a 12v pump.

I make and sell the 12v pumps.

240v pumps are also available from Lpgautosupplies.

There are 92.1 litres of LPG in a 47kg bottle. I pay £79.50 (inc VAT and delivery) which works out at around 86p per litre.

Good of you to consider donating it to Ukraine, or if you'd rather sell it might be a good idea to give an idea of how much you want for it.
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Re: 2002 Grand Cherokee to a good home

#3 Post by Dapedza »

I am indebted to you all (& this forum) for the fantastic advice over the years which has kept it on LPG. It’s been great fun.🤩

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