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2000 Jeep Wrangler Sport Tj Utility 2-door 4.0l New Motor on 2040-cars

US $12,500.00
Year:2000 Mileage:107284
Location:

Morganton, North Carolina, United States

Morganton, North Carolina, United States

 2000 TJ for sale. It has 4.0/5sp with AC and is in the rare factory Shale green color. It has 106K on body and 1200 miles on new motor. Motor is one I had made by Promar with the heavier duty clearwater head.
 This jeep is in excellent shape and only has a very small dent and some scratches. One small dent (marble size) is on passenger rear corner and could be easily removed VIA paintless dent removal method ( see pic). Also it has some marring of the paint on the passenger door from opening too far and hitting the antenna base.( see pic) I have fixed that problem by adding cloth door straps which stop the door at a certain full open point.
 The only reason I'm selling this jeep is to justify a boat purchase and jeeps are not the best choice for pulling an 18' boat. I drove quite a few jeeps before picking this one and many of the jeeps I saw had been ridden hard and mistreated. This was a one owner before I got it 2500 miles ago. I know some MT tread tires are loud or roar but these are really pretty quiet and you can actually hear the radio over road noise with the doors off of the jeep. This jeep handles well and has no problem cruising at 65-70MPH. It does great in the snow and I got to try it out 3 times this year. Basically this jeep is not one to be scared of and it will be a good one for someone.
Thanks and feel free to contact me with any concerns.

New 32x11.50x15 Kenda Klever MT's
New Ion Alloy wheels Black with faux silver bead lock
New 1" daystar body lift
New 2" coil spacer lift
New Black Bestop soft top with tinted windows
New 4.0 crate motor from promar (was 2800.00 installed) 2-year transferable  unlimited mileage warranty 1yr 8 months left on warranty
New idle air control
New TPS
New clutch
New Spectre cold air system through cowl
New poweraid throttle body spacer
New Smittybuilt front bumper
New 8500lb winch and cover ( it comes with a  removable wired remote contol and a handheld battery operated remote control )
New fluids in frt/rear diffs
New fluids in transfer case and transmission
New quick disconnects
New side step bars
New Muffler
New Duralast silver battery
New serpentine belt
New belt tensioner
New Anti-freeze
New Mossy Oak pattern floor mats front and rear

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