Jeep Wrangler Yj 4.0 6 Cylinder Hard Top Auto on 2040-cars
Port Orange, Florida, United States
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When I was younger I had the same jeep and had the lift and big tires on one so i thought i would relive my childhood but as it turns out when I was 18 I didn't have kids and family so it has to go. This is a 1995 jeep wrangler SE 4.0 with hard top and hard doors also has a/c i also have the safari top that covers drivers and passengers while driving and a emergency top for when its parked out side and starts to rain it covers the whole open area of the jeep when the roof and doors are off. the jeep has a new battery I also put water prof neoprene seat covers on all seats. i have installed light bar brackets on the lower corners of the windshield and a 3" receiver hitch on the back I also have the remounting brackets for the mirrors so you can still have mirrors when the doors are off. some states require them. I'm sure I forgot some stuff so if there are any questions feel free to ask.
*THIS JEEP DOES NEED BRAKE WORK I don't know if it needs new drums on the back or if it needs new brake lines. the buyer is responsible for shipping because of the brake issue I do not recommend driving it. get a trailer. $1,000.00 paid within 24 hours at end of auction or in full would be preferred. cash or cashiers check excepted. |
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