hurley842002
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WTB lifted cherokee
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Kiefer316
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x3 From what i have seen of it, its a pretty straight rig...
collkid
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Lowered the price.
Walking outside right now to go do the Track Bar, Hopefully.
Walking outside right now to go do the Track Bar, Hopefully.
collkid
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collkid
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I E-mailed you
What do you guy think about this for 4000.
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1357528894.html
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1357528894.html
Looks like the rear is sagging, paints pretty bad. bumper is homebrew, need to see how it is mounted. back looks the same from what i can briefly see.
if the interior is real good and no rust think 4k is the max i would go depending on how engine runs and how it drives.
still think you can find better for that price.
look at this one, not lifted but looks real clean, and he had it posted a couple days earlier for 4k
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1367807729.html
another
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1361333574.html
98 for 3250, what you save you can buy a lift kit
Unless you have put a lift in and know how it works and what does what, would recommend you get a non lifted one and lift it yourself. good knowledge to have. if you cant do the work or have no interest in it, then keep looking for a better one then the one you posted
lift is minor, get something that is a sound vehicle, good engine, good tranny, good axles, and preferrably good paint/interior.
lift wont help you when you are broke down on the side of the road
if the interior is real good and no rust think 4k is the max i would go depending on how engine runs and how it drives.
still think you can find better for that price.
look at this one, not lifted but looks real clean, and he had it posted a couple days earlier for 4k
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1367807729.html
another
http://fortcollins.craigslist.org/cto/1361333574.html
98 for 3250, what you save you can buy a lift kit
Unless you have put a lift in and know how it works and what does what, would recommend you get a non lifted one and lift it yourself. good knowledge to have. if you cant do the work or have no interest in it, then keep looking for a better one then the one you posted
lift is minor, get something that is a sound vehicle, good engine, good tranny, good axles, and preferrably good paint/interior.
lift wont help you when you are broke down on the side of the road
collkid
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Yeah I don't know so much about that one, Seems a little to much of a trail Rig.
To some degree, I agree with Apostle.
The thing is, a XJ with a Lift is a lot cheaper, but you're going to have to know what is going on and you'll have to be able to fix things that break becuase of it.
To some degree, I agree with Apostle.
The thing is, a XJ with a Lift is a lot cheaper, but you're going to have to know what is going on and you'll have to be able to fix things that break becuase of it.
hurley842002
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I have to disagree with the "XJ with a lift is a lot Chaper" statement. I think most people (who don't know any better), Put a premium price tag on their "lifted rigs". I totally agree with Apostle, about buying a nice stock rig, and modifying it as you go. I'm sure there are a few people on here (including myself) that if you buy the Beer and Brats, would help you install a lift. Functionality and Reliability should be your #1 concern when buying a rig. People with lifted rigs typically are alot harder on their rigs than a stock daily driver. Buying a stock rig is kind of like a fresh start in a sense. You can build it how you want it, and know what kind of abuse (if any) you put it thru. Just my .2 cents
Thanks for the advice. The problem is I no longer have a place to install a lift. I was an ASE mechanic for a few years. Not that I know all about installing a lift just that i can work on cars no problem. So i was looking for something already set up.
the rig i got was already lifted, but it had problems. couldnt pass up the price though, only reason i got it, that and i wanted something to work on to keep me busy. still needs work, but i have nothing but time on my hands
if i was in your shoes, with your funds, would get a 99-01 with no lift, but runs and looks great. besides winter is comming and all you need is 4wd as the trail runs more then likely will be few and far between
if i was in your shoes, with your funds, would get a 99-01 with no lift, but runs and looks great. besides winter is comming and all you need is 4wd as the trail runs more then likely will be few and far between
hurley842002
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What type of trouble? Was it just a small delay, or did it take a significant amount of time to start? For being a 2000, with new plugs and what not, Even after sitting for quite some time, if you turn the key on, and wait a couple seconds (usually until the beep stops), it should fire right up after a couple seconds.
XJNOOB93
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If you decide to buy that one and buy your own lift kit, im down for helping... dont got a place but im positive someone will have a place.
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