$60K Wrangler

Jan 04, 2005 33 Replies

both are equal to me

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BARBIE AND KEN RIDEZZZ .. Except the first one has a radio song to go with it

Lol I love that song bill

and every time i see you link i listen the song for a few days, make me remember the movies Gone in 60 Sec.

Pat

"jbjeep" a écrit dans le message de news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com...

Honnestly what could be the real price of the upgrade without the Wrangler...? without labors...

Curious Pat

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And then some. As someone that's restored many an old car, the point isn't in recouping one's investment. The point is in the joy derived from doing the work and using the vehicle. Be it an old jeep or an old cadillac. Anyone that thinks there's any hope of recouping the money poured into it is delusional. Sure, there's always the story of someone getting lucky but

99.99999% of the time it ain't gonna happen. Besides, the money dumped into the vehicle keeps you from squandering it at the pub, track, casino or (worse yet) on a boat.

Although it'll be entertaining to see what sort of idiot, if any, bids on it.

$60K and he didn't even get a fuel cell?? It looks like a stock jeep gas tank skid....like mine for my 19 gal. tank that now holds 14 gals of gas.

Under the driver's arse. :-)

Yup, like that's the last place I'd be aiming a rock at, right? God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto: snipped-for-privacy@aol.com

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On the subject of the original post,

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Can't see the rear pumpkin...listing claims "Dana 44 axles" but if it has ABS, so the rear is still factory it's a 35, nothing indicates it's aftermarket. And the front is obviously a 30.

36" SS's on Dana 30/35 axles. Yikes.

and the 3" body lift ...

Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ

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I think you mean sixty...

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> 7&category=6285

Better hurry! Only 5 hours left!

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Anyone know off the top of their head what it cost him to list that auction?

I believe eBay's fees for vehicles are a $40 flat charge, and $40 more if you sell it. They do not go off percentages like they do on other items anymore.

Here is the link to their fees page:

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Chris

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