Jeep value question.

[264killer]

2004 Unlimited, hard top,78K, auto, $14K

 

[Biggsly]

I would say there are better deals to be had. The type of lift is important as some dealers try to sell them with body lifts.

I agree. Shop around and you can find better deals.

 

[Biggsly]

before buying any jeep......if at all possible,find a friend that's a REAL jeep person and have them look at it too.Someone who Knows what to look for.

Some jeeps are really cared for...some are well.....not so much. And there are a few things inherant to the jeeps that need to be eyeballed.

I agree with this.

 

[oufan24]

I know of someone that has a nice jeep for sale in the classifieds!! I know I'm going to regret it as soon as its gone!

 

[Pulp]

I just need to go ride in someone else's Jeep. That will kill any urges I'm currently having. I go through this about every two or three years.

 

[Pokinfun]

Hell, that would make want an extra.

I just need to go ride in someone else's Jeep. That will kill any urges I'm currently having. I go through this about every two or three years.

 

[JonDough]

I just need to go ride in someone else's Jeep. That will kill any urges I'm currently having. I go through this about every two or three years.

kinda like hardtail harley's....LOL

 

[TerryMiller]

Speaking of Jeeps....

....I was out "exercising" my nephew's lifted Rubicon today and taking pictures at Garden of the Gods. A couple of young couples (possibly upper 20's) watched as I eased myself out of the vehicle, because I'm too short to reach the ground without sliding out. Then, after watching me load up with two cameras and a backpack of gear, they commented that it made a lot of sense.

When I inquired of what they meant, they said it was a "perfect vehicle" to take a photographer to places not photographed by others.

Darn. Now I might just have to consider buying my own.

 

[Biggsly]

Speaking of Jeeps....

....I was out "exercising" my nephew's lifted Rubicon today and taking pictures at Garden of the Gods. A couple of young couples (possibly upper 20's) watched as I eased myself out of the vehicle, because I'm too short to reach the ground without sliding out. Then, after watching me load up with two cameras and a backpack of gear, they commented that it made a lot of sense.

When I inquired of what they meant, they said it was a "perfect vehicle" to take a photographer to places not photographed by others.

Darn. Now I might just have to consider buying my own.

This is true. I rented a 4 door to run the trails this summer. It was limited compared to my CJ, but would still fit in most places.

 

[Pulp]

Procrastination saved me some money. I finally broke down and called them back yesterday afternoon. They'd just sold it.