...mostly because of their prices and resto. jobs, but they seem to be a good bunch of guys. However, does ANYONE remotely consider this to be a good deal?? Have people started "collecting" YJs?? Not trying to be critical, but is there a surge in the market I'm not aware of?
Not sure if there is a surge in the market for collectors but if there was someone looking for a pristine collectable YJ SE, that would certainly be a good starting point.
-Brian
Only 2600 miles, nice, but:
"Sticker price of $17,195.00 in 1995. We are selling for sticker $17,195.00"
HAHAHAHAHAHAH!
NFW!
You gotta be f'in kidding me.
They certainly are "limited edition" vehicles, and appeal to the sophisticated and discerning! ;-)
Bill, I have a question for ya. If I install some TJ headlights, and make a vacuform mask for my headlights with a round cutout, and install all this on my YJ....
Would you you consider it a REAL JEEP?
(I'm halfway serious about doing this!)
Yes.
Because there's one born every minute!
twaldron vomitted:
I wouldn't, but maybe the leaf spring setup?
I paid $16055 for my '94 YJ Sport 4.0 with a sticker of $17500. I can't see spending $17,000 for a used YJ no matter what the mileage.
Brought to you by the same bunch of good ol' boys that will do a frame off resto for you starting at the low low price of $35,000. (Pinky to lip) Riiiiiiiight.........
Yeah, or if they put it back in storage for another twenty years they might have something.
Earle
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