I'm considering selling my 99TJ to free up some cash for ::gulp:: an SUV. I've done some looking, but most prices I find are for stock jeeps without any significant mods. I'd like to get an idea what people on this board think it could go for. Here's the stats, from memory:
stock stuff:
99TJ
4.0L I6
5 spd
D44 (rear)/D30 (front)
3.73 gears
Trac-loc LSD
softtop
mods:
4" trailmaster suspension lift
DT3000 shocks
33x12.50.15 BFG A/T (matching spare)
AR-767 black steel wheels (matching spare)
custom pre-runner front bumper
custom 2" dual-tube rear bumper with receiver
tubular side steps
Other notes:
31,000 miles
ChiliPepper red with black top and tan interior
interior is like new, including carpets
the body has a few minor nicks and scratches, none of which are through the clearcoat. I'll try to post some pics once the rain stops.

My heart wants to ask $18,000, but that may be more of a sentimental value than a street price. Assuming you don't want to buy it (and therefore think I should ask less), how much do you think this rig is worth?
-jm

I'll give you $100.


name a price, man.

Just saying right now, i think you'll have a really hard time getting 18k for it.

Id say its worth about aaaaaaaaaa JACK SHIT:flipoff2: :flipoff2:

it might help if you list where the heep is located... Just from the sound of it not more than $10,000 on this board. You might have better luck putting it in the local paper.. good luck

if your in sac area put it in the auto trade, it works good;)

It's located in AZ. Zero rust. I know I may have a hard time getting $18k for it, but that's not what I was asking. Thanks for the help fellas - my second post on this board is probably going to be the last.

:confused: what a puss:rolleyes:

trade it in, no one on this board wants a stock TJ to wheel.:rolleyes: :flipoff2:

Since those mods don't signifigantly modify the vehicle such as new axles / tranny / engine / transfercsae the mods that have been done may raise the value of the jeep or lower the value depending who is looking/wanting it... kbb.com start there but don't even start factoring in his much for this this much for that.. you don't have enough done to do that..

that's my 02

I would take the total of what you spent on all the after market items and cut that in half. Add that to Kelley Blue Book value and that will at least get you a starting point. Also keep a thick skin on this board, everyone here is too help you, they just like to give you a rashion shit with their opinions. Keep in mind it is all in good fun.:flipoff2: :flipoff2: :D

when i sold my 99 in 2000 i had all that and more and to tell you the truth if YOU need to sell it those parts are worth nothin to the banks that lend the money sad to say true good luck and put it on the auto trader on line sold alot of cars there works good this is a great board keep a thick skin some day you get to thrash a newbie:flipoff2: :flipoff2: :beer: cheers kling-on