2008 Jeep Wrangler on 2040-cars
Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: lisabeth.feister@isonews2.com .
For sale is my 2008 Jeep Wrangler. I have many upgrades which have been well thought out before they were
installed. Yes my jeep has 37 inch tires, but it feels like the stock ride due to the higher end suspension. The
wheels DO NOT stick out past the fender flares and will pass the "quarter test" for anyone concerned about that.
There are just under 86,000 miles which is relatively low for a 2008. The 4:56 gears make for a nice highway
cruising speed... The following is what i have into,
5 BF Goodrich Mud terrain tires, Km2 650.00 x 5 = 3,250
5 Rock Star 20"x 8.5 wheels 269.95 x 5 = 1,350
Front and Rear "Re-Gearing" to 4:56 1,800
Warn 12,000lb "Power Plant" Winch/air compressor 1,800
4.5" Nth Degree suspension kit 1,675
Front/Rear soft doors and windows x 4 1,100
JK NX slant back soft top 800
Tuffy Rear Security Deck/ removable 500
Pioneer AVH-X8500BHS DVD Player/Removable face 500
LOD front bumper kit 695
LOD rear bumper kit 800
N-Fab side bar/steps 350
Head Light/Tail Light/Fog light Guards 250
Grill Insert 180
Safari Top with header bar 170
Jeep Cover 100
KC auxilary lights x 4 525
G.E.A.R. Tailgate storage 100
Tuffy 5 pin locking steel center console 500
Rockford Fosgate P300 Subwoofer w/bass control 200
Wet Okole Neoprene seat covers front/rear 500
Brand new/uninstalled front drive shaft 400
New/uninstalled Flowtech Stainless Exhaust headers 400
New/uninstalled stainless muffler 300
Jeep JK Cold air "airraid intake" 180
Optima "red top" battery upgrade 150
AEV jeep programmer 170
Jeep Hard Top with gray headliner/black interior 2,500
Total parts without labor $21,245
Plus some of the labor $1,800
(this is just what i have receipts for)
Total $23,045
I've added a picture of a similar jeep that sold recently in New Jersey with about $6,000 less in extra parts for
comparison.
This vehicle has only been driven through a field once! And I spent the next 4 hours cleaning the under carriage.
Other than that it has not been off roaded and never used for rock crawling The winch has been used once to pull
out my neighbor who found himself stuck in some snow. It's been used as a weekend warrior/beach vehicle (Haven't
driven it on the beach either, tho I did plan on it). I'm sure i have some other odds and ends to include on the
sad day i see this thing go. I have to see what else i have laying around. Feel free to ask any questions you
would like. This is an amazing vehicle and everything has been very well taken care of,
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