1995 YJ
~94000 Miles
Half Doors and Vinyl Windows
2.5L 4Cyl
5 Spd. Tranny
4:1 Klune
NP231 w/ RE SYE
2" .120 Front Driveshaft
3" .500 Rear Using 1350s
1989 F-350 D60 Front Axle, Detroit Locker
1979 F-350 D60 Rear Axle, Spooled, Disk Braked, 35 Spline Moser'd
39.5x15x15 TSLs on Chrome 8-Lug with Matching Spare
RE 1445 SOA Leaf Sprung Front
3" 275lbs. 14" S.O.R. Coiled Rear, With DOM Triangulated 3-Link by S.O.R.
Buggied Behind Front Seats
Gas Tank Modified to Hold 19 Gallons, and Raised into Floor Area
Custom High Clearance Exhaust by A&L


Is $7000 a reasonable price?

I don't think 7 grand is unreasonable. This a turn key rock crawler correct? You couldn't even begin to build it for that price, unless you got smokin deals on EVERYTHING. Some willl argue that you can build it for less, granted you can, but for the average wheeler that doesn't have a shop loaded with tools or friends that have everything you would need, I say it's a helluva deal. You just have to find someone that wants to wheel now and not spend the next 6-18 months scrounging parts and counting pennies. I personally like building my rigs AS much as wheeling them.

That's a reasonable price.

I like building them as well. On that list, I see over $10000 in parts only, and those were pretty smokin' prices at the time ;-)

Thanks!

I'd buy it

I'd buy it


I'd deliver it ;-)

another bender that's gonna be walking?????

another bender that's gonna be walking?????


If I could sell the Jeep, I hope to be walking.

If I could sell the Jeep, I hope to be walking.


Yeah, you'll be walking for sure without a rig. WTF is up Phil ?????

Im ready to buy it.....

Thanks guys, I think I have a buyer...

I'll deleted this thread later...

:)

I think thats a smokin price.

I think thats a smokin price.


Thanks. I think so too. ;)