2006 Rubicon LJ salvage auction

Charlie L

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For anyone who may be interested here's a link to the auction for my 2006 Rubicon LJ. Mechanically it starts and goes into gear. I do not believe there is any frame or undercarriage damage. 123K on the clock. Rotors and pads were just replaced and the calipers were rebuilt. The front driveshaft ujoint and seal were also just replaced. It also has a Wranglerfix PCM and Claytone’s taillight mod.

https://www.copart.com/lot/54694056...anners_auction-calendar_crashedtoys_promotion
 
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Estimated retail value:$19,210.00USD. 🤔
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C’mon it’s rare and low mileage 😙

Buy it , spend $6000 - 8000 to repair it , then you have a $ 10,000 Jeep with a totaled branded title that can't be insured for full coverage . Doesn't sound good unless you can get it for $ 2000 .
 
Charlie, maybe I’m a little bit late to the party but exactly what did you have to do or drink to get the jeep in that condition??


Also, where in the world is Success, Mo, and how did it get that name?
 
Also, where in the world is Success, Mo, and how did it get that name?
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Success is an unincorporated community in Texas County, Missouri, United States. It is located approximately twelve miles northwest of Houston at the southern intersection of Routes 17 and 32.

Origin of the Name “Success, Missouri”​

The unincorporated community of Success, Missouri in Texas County was named as part of an advertising strategy tied to a nearby mineral spa Wikipedia+1.

In the late 1870s, George H. Bender platted a town site along a proposed route of the Fort Scott and Memphis Railroad. The area had previously been known as Ebbing Spring, then later Hastings after the principal storeowner Missouri and Ozarks History. Bender and Hastings became business partners and planned to develop the springs into a resort. To attract visitors, they changed the name to Success, likely as a promotional ploy Missouri and Ozarks History.

The name was intended to convey optimism and prosperity, aligning with the health and wellness appeal of the mineral springs. However, historical accounts note that if the name was meant to draw tourists, it did not immediately succeed in boosting the area’s popularity Missouri and Ozarks History.

The community was officially established in 1880, with a post office opening the same year Wikipedia+1. Over time, Success became a small but active town in the late 1800s and early 1900s, with businesses like a general store, blacksmith shop, hotel, and drugstore Missouri and Ozarks History.

Today, the original site is known as Old Success, while the current location is about a mile south at the junction of Routes 17 and 32 Missouri and Ozarks History. The name “Success” remains in use, preserving the legacy of the original naming intent.


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