1994 Jeep Wrangler Yj on 2040-cars
Ridgeland, Mississippi, United States
Send me an email at: cindievandre@netzero.net .
I am selling my 1994, Jeep YJ Sahara, that is arguably the nicest YJ around. I still have the original seats and
original center console that are wrapped in plastic in a climate controlled storage unit. I have included a
picture of the seats. I removed the seats, and replaced them with the nicest bestop seats, because the original
green fabric is impossible to find, and i wanted the ability to preserve them. It still has the original carpet,
which can be seen in the pics, and I have the original floor mats. Has a new bestop soft top as well, and the
windows have never been rolled up, and are wrinkle free As you can see from the pics, the tires on it are brand
new, with less than 500 miles. I also have a bikini top as well as a bestop cover for the cab for rainy days,
however I never drove it in the rain. The original radio is still installed. I have a radio in the center
console. The center console is resting between the seats but is not drilled in. Aside from swapping the seats,
there has been no alteration to this jeep whatsoever, and if you are looking for an unrestored, unmolested jeep yj
sahara that is essentially like new this is it.
I am selling both sets of seats and all tops with it included. Currently it has the bestop seats in it and the
originals are in storage. I have included pics of the seats just prior to taking them out so you can see their
like new condition
As to why i am selling, I am simply not driving it enough, and there are more important things going on for us
right now, so would rather pass on to someone that can appreciate.
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