WTB lifted cherokee

[in4aride]

Been around a number of jeeps that are grumpy til They warm up. But always fire first try. I would steer clear. Get one stock. Get a steal of a deal on a lift from one of our vendors (rough country does great deals!) and lift it how you want with all NEW parts.

 

[hurley842002]

When he started it took three times and then it started maybe a total of 30 sec. Then i drove it a bit shut it off and started it and it took maybe 10 sec.

Yeah, thats not ok. Like the other guys have said, I would pass on this one.

 

[collkid]

Yeah that ones does sound a little sketchy.

And I see you're guys point about buying a stock rig.

Also, If you want a Garage to install a lift, we could work something out

 

[heepCO]

Thanks guys. It sucks cause I have no patience and i love the way a fixed up jeep looks.

 

[heepCO]

This is a little different but what do you think of this lift.
http://denver.craigslist.org/pts/1363202206.html

 

[hurley842002]

Thats a really good kit, You could buy it and then buy Collkids Jeep to go with it. :laugh3:

 

[Kiefer316]

X2 on that one... Or just find a stocker and put the lift on it. I have seen a really REALLY clean 92 at a dealership on craigs.

 

[in4aride]

Worry about the jeep first

 

[hurley842002]

Worry about the jeep first

X2 I was trying to be a Smart A$@. Its fun to jump the gun and look or mods and what not, but thats $1500 that could go towards an even BETTER Rig.

 

[collkid]

Yeah thats kinda a Lot of money unless you're ready for the Lift.

 

[heepCO]

Boo you guys ruin everything. Fine I will look at rig first.

 

[collkid]

Trust us, you'll thank us later.

 

[Kiefer316]

get the lift then buy this jeep.
http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1372662891.html

EDIT here is this clean 92.http://denver.craigslist.org/ctd/1371067974.html

 

[collkid]

First one I Personally wouldn't consider because of the miles and the price. If you could get it for $2200-2400 then yes.

Second one, you should remember, you'd more then likely have dealer fees.

 

[in4aride]

But you would sell your older one with more miles for 2500???....
First one is good option. Ask for more pics and details about it. Can't beat the new body styles. And it's still under the 200k mark. Not a bad deal. Plus you'll have good axles on both ends. It's an auto and leaves you with little over a grand for a lift of your choice. Not to bad.

 

[Kiefer316]

But you would sell your older one with more miles for 2500???....
First one is good option. Ask for more pics and details about it. Can't beat the new body styles. And it's still under the 200k mark. Not a bad deal. Plus you'll have good axles on both ends. It's an auto and leaves you with little over a grand for a lift of your choice. Not to bad.

X2. If I were you collkid I would lower your price to sell...

 

[collkid]

See mine has all those Cute Extra's though. (and its up for $2000 currently)

I'm not in a rush to sell it though, Thinking I might just take everything off of it and sell it for a G or so.

but yes, If I REALLY needed to get ride of it, I would lower it by about 30%

 

[in4aride]

Realize what it's worth and ditch it. Mine was 91 with 150k on it. Bumper lights sliders cb whip pa red top and some other crap and I sold it for 17.
But a lot of people have golden jeeps now a days. Guess I'm still tryin to find one?



Some real advice. Go look at some jeeps. Drive em smell em look at em and one will keep you around. Buy THAT one.

Edit: nothin I say is pertinent. I have had 8 total jeeps in 2 years. Some were just flippers and others DD's. Reguardless.

 

[collkid]

ah, good point and good point.

 

[skycrawler]

this one isnt bad

http://denver.craigslist.org/cto/1372812925.html

but i would go with a stock jeep and slowly build it to ur liking. trust me u wont regret doing that.

and i have all the tools and space ull need to work on it if u want.