2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Custom Lifted 37's Best Of The Best on 2040-cars
Lutherville-Timonium, Maryland, United States
I'm selling my 2014 Rubicon Unlimited only because I have the opportunity to buy the house of my dreams and could use some cash. It is in near mint condition and has 8100 miles but that may go up since I drive the Jeep often. It was built with the best parts and no expense was really spared. The Jeep's sticker was $42,xxx and change and I don't really know how much I've spent because I stopped counting,haha. Some of the options on the Jeep were heated PREMIUM Katzkin leather seats, Navigation, power everything, plus everything else the Rubicon comes with.
Here's a list of stuff that was done to the Jeep since purchased new: 3.5" Rock Krawler X-Factor lift kit Rock Krawler high steer kit Fox Racing remote reservoir shocks Fox Racing ATS steering stabilizer Braided steel brake lines 5-37" Nitto Trail Grapplers with roughly 4000 miles on them, Still very fresh 5-Hutchinson Rock Monster Bead Lock Wheels-DOT APPROVED Poison Spyder Customs steel crusher flares front and rear. The flares were seam sealed, then painted and the inner flare were bedlined. The flares are wrapped in clear 3m vinyl on the inner surface so there's no paint on paint rubbing. Front flares have L.E.D. side markers(crazy bright) Poison Spyder Customs Rock Brawler II rear bumper with shackle tabs. Powder coated a flat black with L.E.D. reverse lights Poison Spyder Customs Brawler Lite front bumper with shackle tabs. Powder coated flat black Poison Spyder Customs winch fairlead mount Poison Spyder Customs aluminum hawse fairlead Warn winch 9.5 CTIS- synthetic line J.W. Speaker L.E.D. Head lights J.W. Speaker L.E.D. Fog lights Nemisis offroad fog light mounting kit Teraflex heavy duty hinge Teraflex spare tire mount. This doesn't rattle with a HEAVY 37" tire hanging from it. License plate relocation L.E.D. 3RD brake light/tag light Reverse camera Lock pick for reverse camera with all the other mods for the nav unit. You can enter destinations and watch dads while vehicle is in motion. Vector offroad UFO'S in place of the hood bumpers Tuffy hood lock Color matched flares and smooth skin hardtop. Trimmed stock rock rails Here's a brief summery of the Jeep. The Jeep drives smooth and tracks straight for a lifted Jeep.Everything works as expected and the 3.6L is powerful enough to push the Jeep down the road happily. I was planning and doing the ring and pinion but after driving the Jeep for a couple thousand miles I was happy with the power. I would still consider doing it but it's not a turd like the 3.8L was. There are no dings or scratches and it looks brand new. The interior is as fresh as a new Jeep with very minor wear marks that would be associated with a vehicle with 8000 miles. Feel free to email with questions or requests for pics of something I'm missing. Feel free to come drive it too! I do have a loan with a local bank so there will be a small delay while the associated bank work takes place. I will assist with shipping too on the buyers dime. Check my feedback, I don't rip people off so bid with confidence. |
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