About a week ago the family and I went to a movie which is about six miles from our house. Across the street from the cinemas is this small independent used car lot. I noticed as we drove buy in their front row thay had this Jeep Cherokee Classic.

http://www.autotrader.com/dealers/dd...r_id=276684660

This afternoon I am in my house when this guy pulls into my driveway with this same Jeep. At first I thought my brother may have been thinking about trading in his Liberty and brought it over to show me. I go outside and realize I didn't know the guy driving it. Turns out he knows someone at the other end of my street and he saw my '99 in the driveway and decided to ask me about Cherokees in general and to get my opinion on this one. Anything like this ever happen to anyone here?

 

no but it looks nice!

 

It actually is very nice, totally stock very clean and straight. I crawled under and the rockers and floors look solid and I did not see anything leaking. I do not think it's ever been wheeled because I did not notice any mud under there. The only thing I could see wrong on my quick look was the fact there is some surface rust along the bottom of all the doors (inside along the seams) .

 

i do with bmws. i always have random people coming in and asking if i am selling any or if i have parts or if htey are good cars in general. in my town, i am known as the guy to ask questions when it comes to 3 series bmws from the 80s and 70s

 

Mine is a 2000 XJ Sport. With only 80,000 miles. What do you think I will get for mine if I decide to sell it?

 

interior is pristine! exterior few scratches, no dents.

 

all the time when i am at class! even though it's college, some of my professors love asking what people drive on the first day of class. because i go to school in a relativly weathly area, people will say the typical stuff like a WRX STi, some other riced out vehicle, and quite a few kids have Lincoln LS's, and when i say a '95 XJ Sport, kids will start ranting about how crappy they are, and i ask them "and how many times over the last few winters have you got stuck in your Hummer when it only snows 2 inches?" usually then the supportive questions start after that.