Return on Mods

[Tob]

So I guess here's a better question... What would be a fair price for that Jeep? It is worth more that a 39K mile stock Jeep, but how much more...

It's not a straightforward answer...
Here's another thing. Price varies widely with location, between regions and even states. Choice of aftermarket parts aside, that's a really clean TJ, with low miles, that looks like it's been taken care of (and a beautiful color IMO). My rough estimate is at least $15k and not too far past $20k.

 

[TRE3TOP]

So I guess here's a better question... What would be a fair price for that Jeep? It is worth more that a 39K mile stock Jeep, but how much more...

Low mileage, good condition, hard top, axles, mods(whatever you value them) it’ll prob sell between 15-20 as Tob said.

 

[Gilaguy23]

Yeah but you can’t look at past decisions like that. You did what you wanted and felt right at the time. No sense in trying to feel bad about something you can’t undo.

True,true...biggest ouch is not keeping a few of them to this day. My first car was a 67 Mustang K code

 

[JMT]

I'll take it for $15,000 and you don't even have to change the wheels. Just wash and wax it before I come get it.

It stays washed and waxed Boog . Just come take this money pit away from me. Save my retirement fund!

 

[TRE3TOP]

True,true...biggest ouch is not keeping a few of them to this day. My first car was a 67 Mustang K code

Feel you on that. Mine was a 79 bronco. I had a second shell at one point that I scraped. I think I only got $1500 for mine…