Ok.. so who traded this in? 😆

[Sholmberg0311]

Kind of new here, don't post much. But I found this browsing auto trader and thought it was to good to not share.

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[MyDaughters20JL]

 

[The Last Cowboy]

Does the spare match?

 

[neil]

bet it feels really good if the shocks are original.

 

[Boogey]

I wonder about the Mileage.....those are what 22's?

 

[Htfan]

Why would anybody do this?!

 

[OldGuyNewJeep]

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[JayJay]

Why would anybody do this?!

I'm guessing that it was for the same reason that folks put 37s and a 3" lift on Mall Crawlers.

 

[Bswen]

Kind of new here, don't post much. But I found this browsing auto trader and thought it was to good to not share.

Twheels?

 

[multicam]

I’d definitely buy that jeep. You know it’s never been off road and could probably get decent money for the rims to a Camaro or Charger owner

 

[VNT]

Must be West Coast Customes, Pimp My Ride LOL

 

[dsgrey]

It's also got a hitch. Can you imagine pulling a trailer?

 

[Htfan]

I'm guessing that it was for the same reason that folks put 37s and a 3" lift on Mall Crawlers.

As least the mall crawler with a 3" lift and 37s would look good.

 

[Shots]

I’d definitely buy that jeep. You know it’s never been off road and could probably get decent money for the rims to a Camaro or Charger owner

That right there is some top notch logic. You are absolutely correct on both counts. Funny that most people wouldn't even consider buying it because of something as easy to change as the wheels/tires.

As least the mall crawler with a 3" lift and 37s would look good.

And that Jeep looked good to the previous owner too. Not my thing, and obviously not a popular choice either, but clearly someone liked it since they spent a fair amount of money on those. Good on them for doing what they liked with their vehicle and not bowing to social norms.

 

[Bswen]

That right there is some top notch logic. You are absolutely correct on both counts. Funny that most people wouldn't even consider buying it because of something as easy to change as the wheels/tires.

And that Jeep looked good to the previous owner too. Not my thing, and obviously not a popular choice either, but clearly someone liked it since they spent a fair amount of money on those. Good on them for doing what they liked with their vehicle and not bowing to social norms.

If you guys believe that bc this particular owner has ridiculous rims that the Jeep was well cared for and never off-roaded, I've got a bridge to sell you. There could have been multiple owners that beat the shit out of this thing, never changed oil, pulled a trailer (obviously did), or whatever else. If I am buying a used Jeep I am hoping for bone stock or I know a lot about the previous use. Personally prefer to buy Jeeps new, especially considering the top notch resell value.

But also, to each their own.

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