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2013 RIPP Supercharged Jeep Wrangler 10th Anniversary Rubicon JKU MSRP with factory options $45,770 Black with Red 10th Anniversary leather interior. Hard and Soft Top, NAV, bluetooth and auto climate control -RIPP Supercharger with Intercooler, High Altitude Pulley and Cold Air Kit - $6800 installed -Metalcloak 3.5 Gamechanger ARB - $3,380 installed -Nemesis Odyssey front/Notorious rear fenders powder coated textured black with Skeletos upgrade - $2,050 installed -MotoMetal 962 18x10 and Nitto Trail Grapplers 37x12.5x18 w/tpms - $3,270 -Yukon 4.88 gears, Synergy Sleeves, Rock Krawler Gussets and ARB Diff Covers -$1685 installed -Fox ATS 2.0 Steering Stabilizer – $400 installed -JK HD Hinged Carrier & Adjustable Spare Tire Mounting Kit - $700 -NAV-TV and Backup Camera - $400 -SPOD - $500 -Seward 50” LED light bar with mounts - $875 -2 Sets - Rigid Dually (one amber flood, one white spot) and a-pillar mounts - $500 -Rear LED Tail Lights - $330 -Tuffy JK Security Deck Enclosure – $425 -Truck-Lite 7'' Round LED Headlamps w/ anti-flicker harnesses – $450 -4-Door Front & Back GraBar Set $150.00LED lights were removed to have the windshield replaced. They will be reinstalled before the auction endsI have all stock parts except the wheels/tires and will include with the jeep $67,685 in this build
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