Lifted Grand Cherokee

billy ray did pass the time by typing:

Sorry, but that doesn't even look safe. I would definitly have to see more photos (including the axles and driveshaft/underbody) before even thinking about buying it.

Did you notice it was only 2wd?

It's 2WD... hahahahaha...

Take a look at the photo with the shift selector... no transfer case lever.

Hi Doug, Yup, not even if the radius bars, control arms were solid spring steel would they hold at that length:

That's one scary looking poser!

Jeff

You can see the front axle in one of the photos, in case the shift lever doesn't convince you. That "Dana 35C/194MM rear axle" is the same unit, except for axle ratio, that I have in my four cylinder Wrangler. This vehicle is strictly for parade use, or giraffe trailer towing. ;^)

How do you suppose one gets in and out?

Earle

Earle Horton did pass the time by typing:

I'll give it this. If it was 4WD and had say, Rockwell axles, then it would be a nice toy to play with. I do like the underframe and linkage.

Park the lowrider jeep next to it then step up on the lowrider to get in.

Somewhere in Texas a poser has found his penis.

Bit o work and a different paint job, one could always make a Monster Truck out of it. Wonder why the seller is selling it? Getting too many snickers from 8th grade girls?

Matt Macchiarolo proclaimed:

this jeep has been for sale in houston for over 1 year

It 'obviously' isn't 'for sale', it is up for auction. An auction obviously doesn't always result in a 'sale'.

Mike

Understood----- it has been 4 sale at 4 different car lots in Houston in the past year, As it is for SALE locally at the car lot now who has it up for AUCTION as well.

Bet it will be there in another year. LOL!

Mike

Jeeper wrote:

Jeeper proclaimed:

Which is at least some encouragement for folks who believe folks from Houston ain't as car stupid as some folks claim they are.

Probably needs to try selling it in Dallas...

Just what they need. I saw a film clip on the news, twenty or so years ago, of Fort Worth traffic with two or three inches of snow on the ground...

Earle

And at 16 fps, in the next frame it was all gone. Yeah, every now and then it snows around Dallas-Fort Worth, but rarely and it lasts for a very short time. Or at least so during the 84-87 years I lived in Plano near the buffalo farm.

Earle Horton proclaimed: