How about this one?? Its a friend of mines what's yalls opinion on a real price?? http://fortsmith.craigslist.org/cto/3531156546.html

 

I would barter down. Lots of bartering room for sure.

 

5k

 

Is that the 4 link BDS kit? I'm thinking more like $6k, lower if its not geared for the 33" tires.

 

All if these jeeps are over priced

I'd love a stock jeep for a DD
But I wouldn't pay that ****

And for 14k that **** better be built and jacked to the sky on Baja claws and a cage... Pffff

 

BDS longarms with full rear leafs sye and Tom woods DS and yes its been geared for the tires he is Co owner of a offroad shop here I know he gets all his parts at a special price cause he installs them but I know he gave 7500 for that xj at a local dealer it was a one owner I figure he is breaking even on this really ..

 

LOL...people here never have an idea how much Cherokees can go for on the private market, especially in urban areas. If there is strict emissions and safety inspection requirements, prices tend to be higher for complete car. A MD 1997-2001 XJ with around 100k miles and is a clean stock will sell for $4000 to $5000. Retail is an easy bet at $6,000.

Sure, you guys can find better deals...but you are not the average buyer. Unless someone here buys and sells cars and can PROVE the prices are too high, I say, sorry...their aren't....well except that $13k Cherokee. That is a scam that you can smell from here to heaven. I mean....a clean car fax...really...then why is the steering wheel and column not original. Agree...that is suspicious. I would be looking through that very carefully and want paperwork (not a car fax) to verify the mileage.

 

Your right location NJ Jeeps and Diesels are up in price. The 7.3 and 5.9 are still going for 10k with 2000k miles from 1996. The average price for a 2000 and 2001 with 130k miles is about 4-5k, around 6k with 100k miles in turn key condition/no body damage.

 

I guess the 8k XJ has sold. He just said it in his build thread.

 

We spent the better part of a month looking for a clean, decent mile, unmolested 98-01. Ended driving from Central Oregon to Seattle to buy a clean stock 99 with 120K miles and a perfect interior/exterior. Had to give $6500 for it. Found several beautiful ones for 8-10K, they all sold within a day or two. I remember when these used to be a dime a dozen...now you can hardly find any. A lot of dealerships are still running ads for ones that have sold weeks before- the ads generate lots of traffic...

Of course...after today it's not stock anymore!