What is good price range for a 2006 Jeep Wrangler with 90k miles?
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I paid $800 for a Rust Free AZ 77 Chevy C20 Camper special 350 T400 with 116K on it back in 17.
We have about $2k into it- Tires, Rebuilt drive shaft, reseal on the Turbo 400 input seal (it had set for 3 years) , a 16k trailer hitch and a fresh windshield.
Runs great hauls just about any thing, I regularly put 1.5 tons of gravel in the bed and tows our tractor but not at the same time.
Put nearly 20k miles on it so far.
We have about $2k into it- Tires, Rebuilt drive shaft, reseal on the Turbo 400 input seal (it had set for 3 years) , a 16k trailer hitch and a fresh windshield.
Runs great hauls just about any thing, I regularly put 1.5 tons of gravel in the bed and tows our tractor but not at the same time.
Put nearly 20k miles on it so far.
Justin1434
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Just got back in the game and picked up an 04 Rubicon with 69k Paid $20 grand.
Mudflat
TJ Enthusiast
My Father (bought and sold CLASSIC cars) told me once
"Its only worth what someones willing to pay for it and your willing to let it go at"
with alot of dickering in between
My 2005 TJ X I paid 4000.00 less his asking price 18,000.00 2yrs ago 22 or 24,000 original miles if im remembering right ive got it written down in the jeep book thats in the jeep
you could have eaten off the underside of it,and inside the frame
stored most of its life in a garage BUT was a salvage titled right front crunch from original owner 1st yr she owned it
he rebuilt it with a 4inch lift 2006ish He put less than 10,000 on it
ive taken it back to "Stock" I was Happy, He was happy
and my Daughter will be happy as it is "willed" to her
Its my daily driver so the DAM road calcium in the winter will take its toll but ive done the inside of the frame and underside also
ill rust out before the jeep does
"Its only worth what someones willing to pay for it and your willing to let it go at"
with alot of dickering in between
My 2005 TJ X I paid 4000.00 less his asking price 18,000.00 2yrs ago 22 or 24,000 original miles if im remembering right ive got it written down in the jeep book thats in the jeep
you could have eaten off the underside of it,and inside the frame
stored most of its life in a garage BUT was a salvage titled right front crunch from original owner 1st yr she owned it
he rebuilt it with a 4inch lift 2006ish He put less than 10,000 on it
ive taken it back to "Stock" I was Happy, He was happy
and my Daughter will be happy as it is "willed" to her
Its my daily driver so the DAM road calcium in the winter will take its toll but ive done the inside of the frame and underside also
ill rust out before the jeep does
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I paid $8,900 for my 03 auto with 27,000 miles on it. I brought the lady cash, and she made me go to the bank to get a cashier's check. 
I wish I'd never sold that Jeep.
I wish I'd never sold that Jeep. 
I paid $8,900 for my 03 auto with 27,000 miles on it. I brought the lady cash, and she made me go to the bank to get a cashier's check.
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did you use the 9mm or 45 to negotiate that deal ?
I don’t ground tow my TJ. My YJ racks up miles while ground towing it. Manual trans with trans and t-case in neutral.
CreepinDeth
TJ Addict
2003 Wrangler X 4.0L 5 speed 250K
I paid $3,000 cash in Orlando area a year or so ago
Drove it home 1600 miles, no issues Clean body southern Jeep.
Dumped a few grand into it redoing suspension , brakes, wheels, stereo
It was bought for my 9 year old
Just using it to plow my driveway and occasional summer usage til then
Probably yanking the motor soon for a rebuild and turbo
This is how it looks now
I paid $3,000 cash in Orlando area a year or so ago
Drove it home 1600 miles, no issues Clean body southern Jeep.
Dumped a few grand into it redoing suspension , brakes, wheels, stereo
It was bought for my 9 year old
Just using it to plow my driveway and occasional summer usage til then
Probably yanking the motor soon for a rebuild and turbo
This is how it looks now
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