This is very true, especially when you put quality parts on. Most have no clue about the difference between a Rough Country lift and something like say Currie or Savvy!because you never recoup those add ons .
This is very true, especially when you put quality parts on. Most have no clue about the difference between a Rough Country lift and something like say Currie or Savvy!because you never recoup those add ons .
Luckily, I'm not modding it to sell it (or I'd be in trouble). Still looking to regear/reaxle, outboard the shocks, and get the transmission rebuilt. I'm fully committed to making this how I want it for the long term.This is very true, especially when you put quality parts on. Most have no clue about the difference between a Rough Country lift and something like say Currie or Savvy!
If you don't owe any money on it, it's not costing you anything for it to sit!! Work on it when you can and enjoy it every chance you get!!!!If someone was to offer me $15k I'd sell mine right now. It's been sitting getting "worked on" for the last year. I haven't wheeled it other than to the office since May last year. Too much other stuff going on in my life at the moment.
I 100% understand.If someone was to offer me $15k I'd sell mine right now. It's been sitting getting "worked on" for the last year. I haven't wheeled it other than to the office since May last year. Too much other stuff going on in my life at the moment.
This guy.I always think about selling any Jeep I have. I'm looking for a 02' auto now. Having sold my Rubicon and seeing someone else drive it for 2 years, I think I will keep it. I also bought it back for $5,000 less than I sold it for.
I'd sell mine for 40k anytime.I recently turned down a $40k cash offer for my LJ... so... No.
Our LJ is ours... I made it what it is and it would cost me $40k to buy a new one and get it back the way I want it anyway. Not to mention the hassle/time required to even find a new one.
Now give me $65k or so and I'll go buy a stock LJ Non-Rubicon and start over with bigger axles etc.
The used car market is insane it's true, but you only profit off it if you sell and go buy something different or not at all. My P/U for example, bought it new in 2019 for 62k, current blue book is like $69k Trade-in or $73k private sale but replacing it would be so expensive it would likely cost me money in the long run.
Curious - why? That’s what I haveI always think about selling any Jeep I have. I'm looking for a 02' auto now.
The last year of my favorite 32rh transmission and no head cracking issues like the 00-01' models.Curious - why? That’s what I have
I'm torn on this one.The last year of my favorite 32rh transmission and no head cracking issues like the 00-01' models.
Ya but there is a big difference between an “offer” while filling up at a gas station compared to someone actually handing you a bank check or an envelope full of cash.Man…some of the offers you guys get…..if someone offered me $17-20k I wouldn’t be able to sign the paperwork fast enough!
The 40k offer I got, the guy showed me the cash... still turned him down. Like I said it would take that much + lots of time just to get back the way I like it so why sell for that? Sure I could probably find a nice pre-built LJ for that, but it wouldn't be "my" Jeep...Ya but there is a big difference between an “offer” while filling up at a gas station compared to someone actually handing you a bank check or an envelope full of cash.