Recent content by mrbee131

so no one wants this thing? give me a shout or text me...make an offer

http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/cto/2808517875.html Best way to get a hold of me is the phone number in the add. THanks Alex

all thats left of this jeep is the trailer hitch...but Sale Creek is about 30 minutes north of Chattanooga

all thats left is the wheels and tires and trailer hitch

1997 Jeep Cherokee Sport, 4.0 liter motor, automatic trans, 4x4, all terrain tires that are balanced that still have a lot of life left on them, trailer hitch. The motor has broke rings on 3 cylinders and I am parting this Jeep out. Trailer Hitch $75, High Country All Terrains $200...

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http://chattanooga.craigslist.org/cto/2229296182.html Up for sale is a 1992 Jeep Cherokee Sport (Dark Maroon in color) that is 4 wheel drive and has a 4.0 litre motor with automatic transmission. This Jeep has 174xxx miles on it. New parts that where just installed 100 miles ago include oil...

Price drop $2000 bucks

UP for grabs is a 1994 Jeep Cherokee with 4.0 litre High Output engine and an automatic transmission. The jeep has a brand new radiator, battery, water pump, shocks, thermostat,fuel filter, and radiator hoses. No large dents on the body. Paint is in decent condition. The heat and a/c work great...

oh and on a different note...i did all the work myself so there is no way i stiffed somebody!!!

if you see it in hixson and its flat military tan, black bumpers, h1 wheels rollin on 37s and full widths with a relocated hatch then its me since im the only one running milspec paint in hixson.....oh and by the way brandon you need to break the moth balls out of your junk and lets go hit...

i am in hixson

Beginning in the 1800s native brook trout had almost disappeared from many streams as land was being developed, forest clear-cutting, and industrialization. Many of these streams and creeks that soon became polluted, dammed, or silted up; often became too warm for the brook trout, and then...

That is one of the main problems but there are more problems other than rainbows and browns to blame. I researched brookies when I was in school at UT for a wildlife and fisheries major.

actually brook trout are found all over the appalachian mountains in the cold water streams in upper elevations