2002 Jeep Wrangler X Sport Utility 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Sioux Center, Iowa, United States
I am looking for a good home for my awesome jeep. I have done many things to it like putting in the d44 rear axle in with 4.56 gears and arb air lockers front and rear. Custom made front and rear bumper with a swing down tire carrier (not completed yet), cb radio and rock lights underneath that will light up the town. New soft top new seals from transmission through the transfercase and stops at the front and rear pinion. I installed an advanced adapters SYE and speedo gear is set true with GPS, so the speed you are going on the speedometer is what you are going on the street. It does have scratches here and there but remember, it has gone off roading twice since I have started this project. I have BFG 33 10.5x8 on it but only 4. I have some of the stock stuff yet but this is the perfect weekend warrior package with it being my DD also. The tires were put on last summer so plenty of good running miles on it. I bedlined the interior and the rims. I will put the back seat with all the safety stuff like seat belts etc. I made custom rock sliders and all the steel is 1/4 from front bumper to rear bumper and sliders that are welded to the frame. I put 3/16 diamond plate underneath the doors with nuts so if you want to pull it off for something different, that's all up to you. I have the 4 inch rough country n2o lift with and advance adapter SYE and tom woods drive shaft. There is some surface rust underneath, but it is 12 years old. Once a year after winter I will wash her off good underneath and spray with rust converter or undercarriage spray just for some peace of mind. It also has a small spot of rust on the seem of driver side rear corner. Very easy to fix if you are a do it yourselfer. The reason why I am selling is I want to buy a dually truck and cant afford both of them very plain and simple. If I had the money to afford both I would but I will always be a true jeeper at heart. Happy bidding jeep family. ps. I forgot to add that it has a viper remote start for the cold winter days :) |
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