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2005 Jeep Wrangler on 2040-cars

US $7,500.00
Year:2005 Mileage:180000 Color: Silver /
 Black
Location:

Wellfleet, Massachusetts, United States

Wellfleet, Massachusetts, United States
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More details at: trumantwwatring@uknurses.com .

Offered for sale is an excellent example of a 2005 Wrangler TJ Unlimited (LJ) with 180,000 miles on the odometer.
You aficionados of modern Jeeps already know and understand the scarcity and popularity of this iteration of the
Jeep icon. This Jeep has never been wrecked, and has always been properly serviced. The Jeep was registered in New
York, however the previous owner would drive cross country to Florida every year in it (snowbird), thus it has
never seen a New England winter.
The first owner was a retired military officer. He had aftermarket options added to it throughout the time he owned
it and enjoyed the Jeep for ten years, using it every day; I am sure you can do the math 180k on the clock in 10
years is a lot of driving 90% of which was highway, however this Jeep was never off-roaded. The transmission was
replaced by the dealer and has less than 10,000 miles on it, after the swap it will cruise at 2000 RPMs going 70
MPH all day. During the swap the engine was looked over and necessary replacements were made. Those of you who have
been waiting for this Jeep will already know and appreciate its plethora of performance enhancements. My wife and I
just had our first child, thus, begrudgingly this awesome truck must be sold.
In addition to everything Jeep blessed this very capable off-roader with, here is a list of the 17k invested in
additional enhancements:
Rough Country 3" Suspension Lift
Rough Country 1" Body Lift
Bilstein Shocks front and rear
Rigid Industries R-46 Spot/Flood lights
Rigid Industries Dually Flood lights
QRC Front Bumper
XRC Rear Bumper with Tire Swing
Brand new aftermarket radiator with Silicone HPS hoses
New Jasper Overdrive Transmission w/ transmission cooler and temperature gauge
Magnaflow Custom Exhaust
Rancho Steering Stabilizer
Tom Woods Drive Shafts
Disk Brakes on all 4 corners
Brand new Optima Red Top Battery
Cooper Discovery All-Terrain Tires
Bed-lined Interior and Undercarriage
Fogged Frame (prevents any rusting from inside the frame, which is very common on these trucks)
Aftermarket Delta Headlights
Corbeau Leather seats
Bestop Rear Jumper Seat
Kenwood Aftermarket Radio
Pyle Marine Amp
All of the factory audio was replaced with Kicker Speakers
Bestop Slantback Soft top-Allows the front section over the driver and passenger to be folded back independently
like a sunroof. The top is in excellent shape - no holes, tears, rips or fading and the windows are all clear. The
original paint is in excellent condition and shines very well.
The Blue Book value on this truck is ~$10,000 bone stock, you will not be able to own a better example of a well
modified Jeep without dumping 17k into one yourself.
Feel free to ask questions. . .

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