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1988 Jeep Cherokee Turbo Crawler on 2040-cars

US $9,200.00
Year:1988 Mileage:200000
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I am selling my Turbo Cherokee Crawler that has been built over the last 7-8 years. All parts are nearly new and have less than 100 miles on them since being replaced. The following is a list of modification done to the jeep.

Front Differential and Steering

Dodge Dana 60 front differential with 4:88 gears and a Lockrite locker (Less than 100 miles on Front Differential)

1.5"x 2.50 DOM steering with 3/4" heim join (less than 100 miles on steering)

New Power Steering Gear Box

Front Suspension

Rusty's long arm kit with Johnny joints replaced within the last 100 miles

Rusty's 8.5" springs

Acos Adjustable coil spring spacers

Brand new Procomp shocks

Transfercase

Freshly rebuilt NP231 with Slip Yoke Eliminator kit

Freshly rebuild front and rear drive shafts with less than 100 miles on them

Rear Differential

Chevrolet 1 ton Corporate 14 bolt with shave kit cover

4.88 gears

 welded spiders to work like a spool

all new bearings and seals

Balistic Fab Pinion guard

Disc Brake coversion

Limiting travel straps

Balistic Fab Truss

1.5" wheel spacers

Rear Suspension

Custom 4 link suspension with 2"x2.50 DOM links with brand new 3/4" heims

Radflo Air shocks

 Wheels and Tires

Hummer H2 17" wheels painted black

3 Yokohama Geolander MT 38x13.5x17 tires

1 Goodyear MTR Kevlar 38x14.5x17 tire

1 spare H2 wheel with tire

Engine, Transmission, and Cooling Sytem

Freshly built 4.0 Ltr. HO inline 6 ingine

Custom T3/T4 turbo kit complete with full exhaust and more accessories.

AW4 automatic transmission with 65,xxx miles on it.

New Water Pump

New Alternator

New Thermostat

New Power steering pump

Aluminum 2 row radiator

\External Transmission cooler

New Grand Cherokee V8 Fan Clutch

10" pusher electric fan\

10" Puller Electric fan

Fuel System

New 24# Ford Mustan Cobra fuel injectors

Walbro 255 inline fuel pump (less than 100 miles on it)

Bumpers and Winch

Custom made front winch bumper and rear bumper

Lighting

LED under vehicle rock lights

Custom made metal LED tail light boxes

Gauges

AEM Wideband o2

Boost gauge

Water temp gauge

Oil pressure gauge

Volt Gauge

Sound System

Kenwood stereo with MP3 hook up

TJ rear cage mounted speakers

Miscelaneous speakers throughout

Miscelaneos Modifications

Optima red top battery with custom hold down

Swapped the entire front clip of the jeep over to 2001 header panel with correct fenders

Chevy Lumina Z24 hood vents

Custom Rock Sliders on the lower of vehicle along with rock sliders on rear quarter panels

Steering box brace with the unibody welded with 3/8" steel to prevent cracking

Full roll cage with 1.5" 1.20 Hrew steel

Rugged Ridge RRC Reclineable front seats

5 Sets of five point harnesses in the jeep

Custom in-cab switch panel to control all lighting and fans

There is destined to be more I am forgetting. The jeep is incredibly capable and works great driving down the steering. It has no tuning issues with the turbo kit and runs perfect. I would absolutely trust this jeep to drive anywhere.

Buyer responsible for all transportation cost which you will need to arrange.

Buyer responsible for payment immediately at the end of auction which is NON REFUNDABLE unless otherwise agreed upon by seller and purchaser.

 

 

 

 

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