Lifted 2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport Utility 4-door 4.0l W/ Roll Cage on 2040-cars
White River Junction, Vermont, United States
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2000 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 5spd, 120,xxx miles. Roof has been cut off and full 2" tubed roll cage has been custom built ($3,000). Rusty's 6.5" lift with drop pitman arm on 35x12.50 BFG Mud Terrains and AR 15" steel rims (less than 3,000 miles). Custom front and rear bumpers, Bushwacker fender flares have also been installed. It currently has a K&N cold air intake and throttle body spacer, I also have a brand new snorkel that can be added. The Jeep also has all brand new smoked lights other than the headlights and two Hella 6" lights mounted on front bumper that need to be re-wired since painted. The Jeep was hit by a falling tree which caved the roof a bit. The jeep still ran straight and well, so I decided to cut the roof off and add the roll cage. The windshield pillars drop about 1" from one side to the other, but is currently welded to the roll cage, so they will not move anymore. Windshield will need to be replaced as there is a long crack in it. I replaced the front quarter panels, hood and grill as well. The entire vehicle was then sanded down and sprayed with a bluish gray epoxy primer which won't rust out. The color has grown on me, but you could paint it if you wanted to. The rear has been modified since the epoxy primer was sprayed on, therefore you will see a little bit of rust in the pics where we cut the tailgate in order to mount the spare tire Baja style. The interior is in good shape. There are a few burn holes in the rear seat form when we welded in the 4-point harnesses for the front seats. The entire inside of the jeep has been rhino lined and I have also drilled a few holes in the floor for the water to exit. The windows and door locks DO NOT work. it seems like a waste since there is no top for this rig. Doors are now half doors. All lights and blinkers work. I bought this Jeep in Virginia back in 2008. I am the 3rd owner and it has never seen a winter. The frame is in great shape, as well as the body. There is no rot on this Jeep. This Jeep is a head turner. There isn't another one like it where I live and there are Jeeps everywhere. People are constantly wondering what exactly it is and some don't believe me when I tell them it is an XJ. Please bid with confidence. This jeep is in great running condition and has a ton of life left in her. You will enjoy this rig in the woods, on the beach or even just driving around town. Keep in mind this is a lifted vehicle. It shakes around 35-40mph, but not bad. I also have driven this vehicle on the interstate and it does fine. Please feel free to message me with any questions. Winner will assume all responsibility for shipping costs (located in Hartford, VT 05001), but I don't mind helping logistically if I can. I know I am leaving things out, so again, please ask. |
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Wed, Oct 28 2015Tow truck operators are right up there with landlords and IRS auditors on the list of professionals you don't want to deal with. A man in Massachusetts has all the more reason to avoid a tow after he was hit with a $48,000 bill, Fox 25 reports. Joel Ramer and his girlfriend were off-roading in Walpole, MA last week when they wandered were they shouldn't have. They landed in a mud pit on private property. Ramer said it took Assured Collision towing company 12 hours to free his vehicle from the muck. But when he got the bill for the tow, he thought the accounting department must have been off by a decimal. "When I went to pick up the vehicle from Assured Collision, he'd informed me there was some damage done to the vehicle, but didn't get into details. He also informed me the bill was $48,000," Ramer told Fox. "I thought they made a mistake." The phrase 'some damage' was putting it lightly. Ramer says Assured Collision totaled his Jeep. "Frame is broken, leaf spring is broken, drive shaft is broken," Ramer said. The itemized bill showed Ramer exactly what he was paying for. Assured Collision charged him $16,000 for an on-scene supervisor. That's $1,250 an hour. The Statewide Towing Association told Fox 25 that the actual industry standard is $175-$325 an hour. The company also claimed that power lines put them at risk, calling it a "hazmat situation." That allowed them to tack on another $5,000 fee for dangerous condition liability insurance. Finally, there was an extra $10,000 fee for an off-road recovery incident response unit. Insurance won't help with the cost of the tow, so Ramer's broke Jeep is in Assured Collision's hands. On top of the enormous bill and busted Jeep, Ramer was arrested and cited for trespassing on land owned by a utility company and disturbing the peace. Boston News, Weather, Sports | FOX 25 | MyFoxBoston
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