1995 Jeep Wrangler Yj 4x4 With Cj Front Grill! on 2040-cars
Lake Villa, Illinois, United States
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On a whim, my wife and I recently purchased this weekender's "toy" but unfortunately some important family matters have taken priority and so we're putting our dreams of enjoying the "Jeep life" on hold for awhile. That said, while we must wait, you don't have to! When you win this auction, here's what you'll be getting into... Exterior: The front grill and fenders have been replaced with the much cooler looking round head lights of a Jeep CJ7. As with all 20 year old Jeeps, it has some minor rust and body issues around the edges but she still looks respectable. I have a set of diamond plate side rocker panels on the way that I will include but you will need to install them to cover up the imperfections found under the doors. Interior: Very clean and comes with the original rear bench seat along with all zip windows and soft door toppers (not shown). The back rear/tailgate window has a rip that was once taped - we never fixed or replaced it as we enjoyed the top down most of the time. The Jeep front seat covers, Jeep steering wheel cover and Jeep floor mats seen in the pictures are included too. I replaced the old dash lights with white LED's so at night it looks super fresh and clean. Lastly, the entire tub floor from front to back has been been treated with waterproof bedliner - just hose her down for an easy cleanup! Engine and other mechanical aspects: To be clear, I am NOT a mechanic but to me the 5 speed manual transmission runs and shifts fine. The battery is about a year old and I replaced all of the fuses. Underneath, she's loud and definitely needs a new muffler. She's also a pretty rough ride and could probably use a set of shocks. The rear tires are newer and have plenty of tread while the front tires are starting to show some age but appear to still have enough tread depth to get through at least one more Chicagoland winter. Payment & Delivery: Buyer is responsible for vehicle pick-up or shipping
Sold as is with no warranty Feel free to contact me with questions. Thanks for looking and good luck bidding! |
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