This was my 96 country. I sold it about 5 years ago and a few months ago i saw it on a craigslist add from the junk yard, unfortunately when i went to see her it was already crushed

 

Not dead, but missing a bunch of parts, and hasnt been drove in 6 months.

 

Now that IS sad!

 

tomorrow Ill get a pic of what it looks like now.

Its gonna donate some parts (axles, mainly) and then go to the junkyard.
97 2door with tons of rust.
This is what happens when someone slams on the brakes at 55mph.

 

I bought this Xj for parts. It was dead before I bought it. No motor or trans.
It was really dead after I removed every part other than the shell.

 

YUUUUUP
i know that hole

 

Storage wars reference?

And this is the saddest thread I've ever seen. But I love the idea.

 

lol, yeah. even tho i hate hester, he somehow keeps me watching.
on a side note, auction hunters is better....

 

 

To bad you werent closer or I would want those vent windows for my 97 2-Door...

 

Here's a couple more from my local JY. First a '94 Cherokee Country with a beautiful tan leather interior. Floor was totally gone though.

 

Also, a '91 two-door that was once red, but died as a white Cherokee. Nothing looked wrong with this one, other than inside looked like a chicken coop!

 

Hell I would have fixed that one!

 

I have Three lifted XJ's now. It really wasn't that bad. I did not have a title. Just good for parts.

 

I might still have pictures of some of the nice Cherokees and a couple of newer Wranglers that we got in for cash for clunkers in the summer of 2009, I have to look. I wasn't even into Cherokees at the time and I felt terrible sending them to the shredder. Now I wish they were still around. From the 6,500 cars I was involved with (I worked at two different salvage yards at the time) alot were Jeeps. I remember when I was inventoring a group of cars my fellow Co worker commented to me "Jeeze are there going to be any Cherokees on the roads anymore or is this what killed them?"for it was a comment to be funny but now I see how true it was.