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Jeep: Wrangler Unlimited on 2040-cars

US $9,000.00
Year:2006 Mileage:54376 Color: Red
Location:

Konawa, Oklahoma, United States

Konawa, Oklahoma, United States

Email me at : ko9jhfernandomoyer@netcmail.com

This is a 2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ that has 54,376 miles on it (it is still my daily driver so this will change). This was the last year for this model and the 2 door LJ. You will not find a nicer one around. The jeep has a Rough Country 3.25 inch suspension lift kit with 33x12.50 Mickey Thompson Baja Claw tires. The tires are on a 15 inch Mickey Thompson rim and they have no more then 7,000 miles on them. Also comes with the stock set of tires and rims that are plasti-dipped and have good tread. The jeep has an aftermarket Alpine radio deck with all new alpine speakers that are loud and clear(still have all the boxes). The work was all done professionally and the jeep is also wired for subs. It will come with a 20 inch light bar on the front bumper, a 20 inch light bar on the hood, and a 52 inch light bar above the windshield. The light bars are all mounted using Rough Country brackets that all line up top factory holes so no drilling was needed. Pods on the back bumper for night time when needing to back up. All of them are wired to their own switch. It comes with a soft top and hard top that are both in great condition and the soft top has no tears. The interior has no tears in the seats and the heat and a/c work great. Quadratec mirrors that slip in the door hinges so when you take the doors off, you will still have mirrors. Also have the original OEM side steps. If you want more pictures please let me know. The hardtop is going back on this weekend and can take more updated pictures of that. The ONLY reason I am selling this is due to the fact I need to commute 2 hours to school and need something better on gas. My loss is your gain!!!

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