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⛔️ EFFECTIVE JANUARY 11, 2023 ⛔️
ATTENTION SELLERS: All users who wish to sell in the marketplace are now required to abide by the following RULES. If a sales thread/post created ON OR AFTER January 11, 2023, does not comply, it is subject to DELETION without notice.
ATTENTION BUYERS: If you see a non-compliant sales thread, please REPORT the thread and take CAUTION when transacting.Rule #1 - Post a picture of the actual item you are selling (NO stock photos).Rule #2 - The picture must include a REAL piece of paper with your Username and the Date written on it next to the product you are selling. NO photoshop or digitally edited photos are allowed.Rule #3 - NO "feeler" threads are permitted. This section is only for items that are actually available and ready to be sold currently.Rule #4 - The listing must include an asking price. OBO (or best offer) is allowed but it must be accompanied by an asking price.Rule #5 - No "threadcrapping." Classifieds threads are not meant for negative discussions. Comments on pricing are not allowed. Only people with genuine questions and interest in the item for sale should be posting in the classifieds threads.
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Skook Trail Rider
Member
- First Name
- Kevin
- Joined
- May 7, 2019
- Threads
- 1
- Messages
- 10
- Reaction score
- 27
- Location
- Orwigsburg, PA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 JLU MOAB Edition, 2018 JKU Willy's Edition
I have one for sale. $1,700 - Brand new, still in original box. Bought MOAB edition with dual roof option. Located in Orwigsburg, PA.
Minty JL
Well-Known Member
I have one as well, I have it listed on CL in Baltimore for $1500. I'm about an hour south of York
JxRYE
Well-Known Member
I Can't figure out why everyone feels they deserve a premium, trying to make money off their dual-top options? Dual-top on the MOAB is a $1,300 MSRP expense if you paid full price for it (asking $1,700?). I am in Florida and looking for a reasonably priced soft top, or could workout a trade for MOAB wheels with roughly 200 miles on them.
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bpdunsta
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- Joined
- Mar 16, 2019
- Threads
- 15
- Messages
- 226
- Reaction score
- 167
- Location
- Chicagoland
- Vehicle(s)
- 2019 JLU Moab
It’s because that same soft top would cost the buyer nearly $2400 after the fact. Charging a price of $1500-$2000 is a win for both the seller and the buyer. In the end, buyers will only pay as much as they’re willing and sellers will need to adjust accordingly.
I purchased my premium soft top from a forum member for $1600 and felt good about my purchase. I knew the seller was making a few hundred bucks and I was saving even more than that. I think we both left the transaction happy. Free market at its best!
