Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon Sport Utility 4-do on 2040-cars
Florissant, Missouri, United States
Basically new 2015 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon with all the after market add ins you could want! It has the 3.6L V6 paired to an automatic transmission and only has 4,400 miles! It has leather interior a smooth white 3 piece hardtop and full doors. Touch screen CD player with navigation. Also since it is the Rubicon it has the electronic lockers, electronic away bar disconnect and hill decent control. The jeep has a 4.5" BDS suspension lift with 35x12.5x20" Mickey Thompson Baja MTZ tires and black chrome wheels. It has FOX shocks and a FOX steering stabilizer. The front coil springs were powder coated white to match the paint color. Smittybilt rock slider step tubes. Rock crawler front and rear bumpers. Rough country 9500# winch. It has a 52" light bar above the windshield and a light bar on top of the short stinger on the front bumper, LED spotlights and LEDs built into the front bumper. Projector HID headlights with a blinker halo around them. This thing will truly light up the night! There was no expense spared in building this jeep. I just don't drive it enough and a Jeep like this does not deserve to sit around. It has never even been off road! The sticker price of this Rubicon was over 45k plus an additional 15k in after market goodies installed. There is absolutely nothing wrong with it and I do hate to sell it, but I just cant warrant keeping it. I am located in Saint Louis, Mo and you are more than welcome to come look at it!. 63010 is my zip code. I can give you my phone number upon an email request. Serious inquires only Buyer is responsible for pick up.
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