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how does this TJ sound?
97 Sport, 4.0, 3-speed Auto, 110k miles, 31" new tires, 2" BB, stock otherwise. asking $7500, I offered $6500. It's got ome surface rust on bumpers and little on the frame. Body seems straight. Softtop will need replacing. it's got d35 rear, but i will swap a 44 anyways.
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Re: how does this TJ sound?
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Aren't those engines not supposed to last over 150k miles? |
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Dude,
How about this one: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...513779428&rd=1 It's got the $455 Las Vegas Engine computer programming!!! |
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Keep looking, they are out there.
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so, is it an ok deal at 6500? not many early TJs for sale around here, and all are in the 10k range.
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Needing those puts the value to me at around 5500.
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i guess i'm prety set on getting this one.
it's not a daily driver, so i doesn't care about the top. i can always get a replacement top skin down the road if i feel the need. Replay top from Pavement Ends is only $300 as far as d44 goes, i might end up getting an XJ d44, setting up the brakets myself, do it at the time of regear and locker install. shouldn't be more then $1500 total. That's about $2000, which will put me around $8500, which is still a good price around here. |
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here's what else is for sale around here:
1989 4.2 YJ for $4500 1992 2.5 YJ for $5500 1994 2.5 YJ for $7000 1994 2.5 YJ for $8700 these are private party too, dealers start at $9000 for 97 Sport. |
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Just a note - an XJ d44 is not a bolt on affair for a TJ.
Just stating that - I'm sure you already know. Jeff
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now, i don't care what you say. i bought it.
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Cool Denis! Have fun with it!
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Who whoo! Congratulations! Forget what I was saying, I was just trying to put you in a skeptical mood. It's good to be skeptical while shopping.
Good luck with your new jeep! And make sure you have lot's of fun with it. |
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Excellent! Have a great time - they are VERY fun.
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it's good to be back in a SWB, framed rig
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Already have a Warn 9000 winch, Odyssey 1200 battery, rear Currie bumper, NVG241OR 4:1 t-case. Stage 1 (starting pretty much immideatly): Currie hoop bumper Currie fairlead mount Currie Anti-Rock Currie Steering Box skid Currie 1" Motor Mounts Poison Spyder Rockers Rear Driveshaft Nth Degree Oil Pan skid 1" Body Lift Kilby York Bracket Kit Stage 2: Currie Steering System Currie Front Trackbar RE Rear Trackbar w/ bracket Poison Spyder Crusher Corners Poison Spyder Tube Fenders Nth Degree TummyTucker Nth Degree ShockShifter Nth Degree Short-Arm 4" lift kit 35" MT/Rs 4.56 Gears Dana 44 (TJ or XJ) ARB for Dana 44 Super30 kit with ARB XJ Dana 30 Roll Cage |
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I recommend you move thr "rear driveshaft" from stage 1 to stage 2 once the lift is in.
Congratulations, have fun with it. Joel
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oh, yeah, i need a pair of stock front seats. it has vinyl stock seats and the driver one is ripped.
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it's got tan interior, but i don't really care on color
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Check out the tube fenders from http://www.tntcustoms.com before you make a decision. He hasn't posted a price yet, but if the workmanship on the TJ fenders is anything like the CJ ones they'll be outstanding.
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Poison Spider tube fenders are hard to install, they don't fit, and they compromise integrity of the tub. After I had those installed, a not very hard hit in a strategic place caused the tub crumpling. The door doesn't close, as the result.
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for now, i will do minimal stuff, like body lift, motor mount lift, York and rocker panels cause it's cold outside. i will save the bigger stuff like lift and axles for spring/summer. |
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