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2003 Jeep Wrangler 2-door 4.0l I6 At Freedom Edition on 2040-cars

US $13,000.00
Year:2003 Mileage:69930
Location:

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States
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Vehicle location: 
DC metro area. I commute among DC, College Park and Tyson's Corner frequently, sometimes in this Jeep. 

Condition: 
Vehicle sold AS-IS, no warranty. Ready to go. All body fenders and flares have been repainted. New windshield, front bumper, fog lights, OEM side steps. Hood, left door and right door are original paints with normal scratches, but have new clear coat. Rear plastic window has a scratch shown in picture, does not affect functionality.  

Features: 
Wrangler Freedom Edition is a factory upgraded option from Wrangler X. Freedom edition has painted flares, which means no unpainted fender extensions. Also Freedom Edition features rock rails, as shown in the picture. 

History: 
Early in Jan 2014, my insurance company agreed to pay all body fenders and flares, so I get the repainted done at the insurance-suggested body shop, which makes the Jeep a "brand-new" looking. There was no serious accident before.

Shipping and payment: 
I will not ship the Jeep. Payment in-person cash with valid drivers' license, money order, or PayPal with 10% additional fee are accepted. 

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