Jeep: Wrangler Sport Utility 4-dr on 2040-cars
Lenexa, Kansas, United States
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This Jeep Wrangler has been my baby for the last 3 years. I thought I would have owned it forever, but with a newborn on the way the wife cant get up into the jeep any longer and its simply not practical for our family. This is a Florida car. I recently moved up to Boston, but this car has never seen a winter. I have a Tahoe I recently purchased so the Jeep is sitting in the garage until sold. The upgrades as you can see are about 10k in value. The upgrades include3.5 Lift35 TOYO TiresFront BumperSteel Side RailsTail Light Cages In February of 2016 the jeep underwent major service.Engine Replaced with NEW (NOT REFURBISHED) ENGINE from Chrysler Jeep (this cost 6k)The new engine has a 1 year warranty and less than 12k miles on it.Front bearings were replacedNew Lifter Arm(receipts to show all work performed are in the listing)Current ConditionDrives up to 100 miles per hour on the highway without it feeling like its going to flip, etc. Great liftTop is in good condition. No holes, tears etc. Starts immediately. Feels solid in and out. Always dependable and an extreme head turnerNormal wear and tear on the inside of the vehicle.Small dent near the drivers door on the front driver fender as shown. Front bumper has minor rust on one small pocket. Will not spread to the rest of the bumper and isnt noticeable unless you are standing over the passenger left corner.
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