Try and figure this one out.

[bgcntry72]

I found this on ebay.
It looks to be a TJ with a leaf rear setup.
The owner is a lot, with no idea what it is.
Got Center of Gravity?
Leaf/Coil TJ

 

[hjeepxj]

I found this on ebay.
It looks to be a TJ with a leaf rear setup.
The owner is a lot, with no idea what it is.
Got Center of Gravity?
Leaf/Coil TJ

what a brilliant individual

 

[GSequoia]

Has a Dana 44 SOA out back, D30 up front...

That may be why they did the leaf spring conversion...got that and modified teh car instead of the axle!

 

[Safari Ary]

TJs are notorious for having VERY soft suspensions. Converting to leafs is becoming fairly popular for those that don't have the dime to build a proper four-link with coilovers. A friend of mine converted his Fiance's TJ for this reason(he owns a shop, not just some hillbilly). Anyway, it looks like it's a good start, but it needs to be dropped down about 4-5" and the front suspension fixed(long lowers, short uppers). I think they prolly did the Leaf conversion and got too much height so they just upped the front as well. Anyway, that's my take on it. I agree the wording of the add is a bit confusing, but I don't think it's a scam of any sort. Looks like it was built to be a decent wheeler, not just a bling bling get the ladies truck. Peace

Ary

 

[Yucca-Man]

Yeeeesh...lose the body lift, trail-dragging setp-in loop and reinforce/brace that long-arm frame mount and I might think about something like that, but that's pretty much just insane.

"The title on this truck is reconditioned.* Reason being it has been laid on it's side." - laid on its side? I think it's takes a wee bit more than that for the title to be 'reconditioned' and I think we're looking at it with a rear leaf conversion on a too-tall TJ