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Jeep Cherokee 2 Door 5 Speed 4.0 6 Cylinder 4x4 on 2040-cars

Year:1986 Mileage:183321
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Here i have for sale my 1986 Jeep Cherokee 5 speed 6 cylinder suv. It is in very good condition and has a ton of new parts including new front brake pads,new rotors,calipers,hoses,headliner ($300),newer front seats out of a Grand Cherokee (direct bolt in), new floor pans (1 year old),new muffler and tail pipe,Cd player,Sony rear speakers,rear bumper,and a few more things i can't remember right now. The tires are 235/75/15s and about 60%. The wheels are also off a Jeep Grand Cherokee and in good shape. Oil always changed on a regular basis (about 3000 miles) and just done. Runs like a son of a gun and get's good mileage for a 4.0 Jeep. It's had a little paint work but is nice and straight and has no rust issues. It also has a class 3 trailer hitch with 2" receiver. Only reason im selling is i just don't drive it enough anymore (only 3000 miles since it was last inspected) and iv'e got to many cars and toys on my insurance that i just don't use. Not perfect but all and all a nice clean Jeep that should run for years with little maintenence. Mostly stored inside sice iv'e had it. Im gonna list it for sale locally so i can end this auction at any time! For additional questions you can call me @ 814-four six zero-1899. Thanks

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2016 Jeep Wrangler to ditch solid axles to save weight?

Tue, 29 Oct 2013

Hey, Jeep fans. If you think the idea of a funky-looking, car-based Cherokee revival is offensive, have a listen to what might be in store for the next-gen Jeep Wrangler. Automotive News is reporting that as Jeep develops the 2016 Wrangler, weight reduction is a crucial target, and the Wrangler's rugged solid axles could be sacrificed in the name of better fuel economy.
We've already heard the next Wrangler will go on a serious diet using aluminum body panels and an air suspension system, so the idea of a four-wheel independent suspension setup for this OG SUV isn't all that surprising. Besides, it's not like an independent suspension would limit the Wrangler's off-road abilities - just check out the Hummer H1. In fact, it might be the aftermarket parts companies - not Wrangler enthusiasts - who would be most disappointed by such a drastic suspension change, as the article states that the Wrangler's solid axles and coil-link suspension make it the most popular SUV for customization.
There are probably still a couple years before we'll start hearing any concrete details about the 2016 Wrangler, at which time it will be interesting to see how stricter fuel economy and crash safety regulations have been balanced with traditional Wrangler cues like its removable doors and roof and folding windshield. Let us know in the comments below if a Wrangler sans solid axles is any less of a Wrangler.

New England Patriots player helps driver of rollover crash

Tue, Jan 20 2015

Winning the AFC Championship game to guarantee a spot in the Super Bowl would be a pretty major accomplishment for most people in a day. However, just hours after the victory, New England Patriots defensive tackle Vince Wilfork showed what he could do off the field, when he helped save a woman from an overturned car. Though, the player remained modest about what happened. Wilfork and his wife were driving home late at night when they spotted a flipped Jeep near Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, MA. Surveillance video showed Wilfork pulling over and running to the vehicle's aid to be among the first on the scene. Finding a woman trapped inside, Wilfork told her, "Don't panic," and according to Massachusetts State Police, the 325-pound player simply reached his arm into the vehicle and lifted the woman out to save her. She was later charged with driving under the influence. Hear Wilfork's description of what happened in the video above.