2001 Jeep Wrangler Tj Sport - 6" Long Arm - 35" Tires - 59.5k Miles on 2040-cars
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
2001 Jeep Wrangler Sport 6" Long Arm - 35" Tires
5 Spd. 59.5k Miles 6" Long Arm 35" BF Goodrich tires Up for sale is my 2001 TJ Wrangler with low miles and in great condition. I am selling because I no longer have the space and the time to work on the truck. Overall the truck is in great shape and a lot of fun to drive. The body has a few bumps and bruises but nothing major by any means. The engine runs great and the A/C blows cold. CONS: There is a small tear at the base of driver side seat by the recline lever Poly Motor Mounts - Would not use again. Following mods done within last 5k miles: 15" ProComp Alloy wheels Black Bestop 35x12.50x15 Tires BF Goodrich Dual stereo w/ Sony explode speakers x4 Brown Dog Poly engine mounts OEM tranny mount Johnny joints on all lower control arm ends (old lower Heims included) Heim joints on upper control arms and track bars Chrome bumpers front and rear. Past mods: 6" long arm kit Dana 44 rear SYE - CV rear drive shaft 4:56 Gears Please contact me with any questions. There is a lean on title through my credit union. Thank You |
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