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2000 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Sport Utility 4.0l on 2040-cars

Year:2000 Mileage:166210
Location:

Dayton, Ohio, United States

Dayton, Ohio, United States
Advertising:

$1000 in Accessories Included with purchase!!!
  • Bike Rack: Thule Spare Wheel Bike Rack (Model #5155168), $200 value
  • Towing Package: Mopar Class I Hitch Receiver (Model #82204119) with 1 7/8 inch and 2 inch interchangeable balls, $230 value
  • Hard Top: Bestop 2-Piece Hardtop for Half Doors, $2,900 value
  • Soft Top: Original Factory Bow Assembly: windshield channel, door surrounds, tailgate bar and retainer clips.  Everything but the fabric (Bestop Model #55002), $350 Value
  • Upper Doors: Original Factory Soft Upper Doors with skins/fabric (zipper broken on one), $300 Value

In "Good" to "Very Good" Condition: 
  • Has minor cosmetic defects and is in very good mechanical condition (garaged for large majority of ownership)
  • Has had minor paint touch-up and/or bodywork (front-right fender, see picture)
  • Requires minimal reconditioning
  • The engine compartment is free of leaks
  • Body is free of rust, minor rust on underside of vehicle
  • The body has minor scratches (plastic fenders, easily replaceable/customized for under $100)
  • The interior has minor blemishes characteristic of normal wear
  • Wheels are flawless
  • All tires match, no wear bars showing, and have 25% or more of tread remaining
  • Has a clean title history and will pass a safety and smog inspection
  • Original owners manual and Haynes repair manual included
  • Most service records are available

List/Date of Major repairs:
  • Clutch/Flywheel: Good condition, no problems.  Replaced on 18 January 2007 at 103,204 miles.
  • Tires: Grabber AT2 235/70R16. Fair condition. Replaced on 30 July 2007 at 108,866 miles.
  • Windshield: Very Good condition. Replaced on 16 June 2010 at 124,412 miles.
  • Serpentine Belt: Very Good condition. Replaced on 29 November 2010 at 129,926 miles.
  • Water Pump: Very Good condition.  Replaced on 27 February 2012 at 144,000 miles.
  • Battery: Very Good condition. Replaced on 11 November 2012 at 152,989 miles.
  • Alignment: Very Good condition.  Tires rotated, balanced, and aligned on 17 January 2014 at 164,803 miles.
  • Fluids: Very Good condition.  Oil/Lube/Filter and Transmission flushed on 15 July 2014 at 166,190 miles.

Sad to see her go but I'm moving and she can't come with me.  This Jeep has been nothing but fun and memories for the past decade (only one previous owner).  She runs great and has countless miles left on her so bid for your chance to continue making memories with this one of a kind vehicle and understand why people say, "IT'S A JEEP THING!"

Buyers are encouraged to contact seller with any questions.  More pictures are available upon request.  Seller will be as flexible as possible but shipping is ultimately the responsibility of the buyer.  Seller has the right to end the auction early due to local/in-car advertising.

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