Hello, folks.
My wife and I are getting into the camper trailer thing, but my 2 door Rubicon just won't pull the kind of camper we want, which means I need a bigger Jeep (Aww, shucks, right? Gladiator here I come!), but I don't know how much is reasonable for the Jeep I have. I don't want to undercharge or overcharge for it.
I didn't post this in the "For Sale" thread because I am not technically selling it just now---but I also don't have a clue how much I should sell it for. Prices are all over the place. I've seen fixer-uppers go for as little as 7-8k and trail ready rig monsters with asking prices of 22K or more.
So, I thought I would post a few pics of my one-owner 2004 Rubicon to see what you all think. I've done a lot of work to it, but nothing too extreme. For example, the suspension and tires are all factory sized. Up until a few months ago, I planned to just keep this one, so a lot of the work you see is very new.
It used to have the death wobble, but it rides like new again with a new front-end rebuild, including new control arms (front and back, including axle-side bushings), new drag link, tie rod, track bar, u-joints, hub assemblies, sway bar links, ball joints, steering stabilizer, and because we had the whole front end taken apart, new brake lines, brakes, calipers, and a fresh turn on the rotors too.
Pulled everything out of the inside, scrubbed it down, and replaced it all. It has the hard BedTred liner, three-piece Twill top, and new seat covers. CD player doesn't work anymore, but I'm not sure people buy CDs anyway. Tires have fewer than 500 miles on them.
118,000 miles, bought new in 2004. No wrecks. Well kept. It was a daily driver for about ten years, but now its just a weekender. I've never done any serious off-roading with it other than a few trips to the OHV area of Turkey Bay at Land Between the Lakes, but that was years ago. Now, all it sees is the odd dirt road leading to local fishing holes.
Anyway, what do you all think is a fair price for this one?
My wife and I are getting into the camper trailer thing, but my 2 door Rubicon just won't pull the kind of camper we want, which means I need a bigger Jeep (Aww, shucks, right? Gladiator here I come!), but I don't know how much is reasonable for the Jeep I have. I don't want to undercharge or overcharge for it.
I didn't post this in the "For Sale" thread because I am not technically selling it just now---but I also don't have a clue how much I should sell it for. Prices are all over the place. I've seen fixer-uppers go for as little as 7-8k and trail ready rig monsters with asking prices of 22K or more.
So, I thought I would post a few pics of my one-owner 2004 Rubicon to see what you all think. I've done a lot of work to it, but nothing too extreme. For example, the suspension and tires are all factory sized. Up until a few months ago, I planned to just keep this one, so a lot of the work you see is very new.
It used to have the death wobble, but it rides like new again with a new front-end rebuild, including new control arms (front and back, including axle-side bushings), new drag link, tie rod, track bar, u-joints, hub assemblies, sway bar links, ball joints, steering stabilizer, and because we had the whole front end taken apart, new brake lines, brakes, calipers, and a fresh turn on the rotors too.
Pulled everything out of the inside, scrubbed it down, and replaced it all. It has the hard BedTred liner, three-piece Twill top, and new seat covers. CD player doesn't work anymore, but I'm not sure people buy CDs anyway. Tires have fewer than 500 miles on them.
118,000 miles, bought new in 2004. No wrecks. Well kept. It was a daily driver for about ten years, but now its just a weekender. I've never done any serious off-roading with it other than a few trips to the OHV area of Turkey Bay at Land Between the Lakes, but that was years ago. Now, all it sees is the odd dirt road leading to local fishing holes.
Anyway, what do you all think is a fair price for this one?
