How much should I ask?

[1badjp]

I'm very sad the time has arrived, I need to sell my Jeep. I'm not happy about it, but it's just not practical anymore. Anyway, here's what I have and what would be a good starting point?
1989 Jeep Wrangler Sahara 128,000 miles on Jeep
2000 Chevy 350 V8, Holley TBI Fuel Injection (15,000 miles)
700R4 Transmission, NP 231 T-Case w/ SYE and CV Driveshaft
97' Ford 8.8 limited slip rear w/disc brakes 3.73 gears
Dana 30 front with Lock-Right, 3.73 gears, and POSI-Lok activator
Front 5'' Spring-Under suspension
Rear 6'' Spring-Over Suspension
35'' BFG Mud Terrain KM's on 15X8 AR Outlaw II's
Delta Tech Headlights
Heavy, heavy duty Front & Rear Bumpers w/ swing out rear tire carrier, High Lift jack & 30'' Spare tire
Bestop Seats, B&M Shifter, Grant Steering wheel
Optima Battery, Electric Cooling Fan
Full Hard Doors, Half Hard Doors, Soft Top, Hard Top, Bikini Top & Deck Cover
Runs & Drives Great, Good Condition, 1 little rust spot, I hardly even used it off road since it was a daily driver for 2 years. So what should I look to get? Thanks guys

[BigMudder]

Thats hard without actually seeing it and looking, can you post some pics. Welcome to the board.

[1badjp]

Yeah, I just need to get some time. It's in really good condition, no dents, clean and the paints in decent condition for and 89

[kwrangln]

Does it have current high rise inspection?

In Jersey, you'd be doing well to get 5K for it. If the rest of the drivetrain matched the power plant, it may pull 10K, but thats pushing it and would probably involve shipping it out of state. Built rigs are hard to sell, took me 6 months to sell my last heep.

[Texas4X4]

down here...you could get WAY more for it

[kwrangln]

Originally posted by Texas4X4:
down here...you could get WAY more for it Its different with a modified vehicle. I bought my heep from a guy in the DFW area, he dropped his origional listing price over $7,000 before he got a bite. And no his origional price wasn't that out of line for the parts used to build it.

Go to www.Pirate4x4.com (http://www.Pirate4x4.com) and go through the vehicle classifieds for an idea of pricing. You'll find built 1 ton drivetrain jeeps going for $10,000 or less all day long.

[Knuckelhead]

IBTL...

[88jeepin]

hey badjp wold you being willing to sell just the half doors and the hard top or do you want the entire jeep to go as a package?

[1badjp]

I'm gonna try and sell it as a whole package, but if it falls through, I'll let you know