mark's91-XJ

1100 for mine it looked good till i got it home

prerunner1982

Too dang much for what I later discovered... oh well. Gotta keep it now cause I couldnt resale it for nearly what I paid.

tacticaljeep94

500 bucks. Was a good deal till i found out that the lady was going to give it away till she found out i wanted to buy it.

nicetie

Traded my 97 mustang GT with a blown tranny for mine. Had 67k on the motor, salvage title, 2 weeks later threw a rod and put a new 4.0 in it lol...

nvr-enough

i may be buying a cherokee soon for $500. A little rust, and close to 300 thousand miles...but i think its gonna be a trail only jeep

mudd89driver

600 for mine. needed a lot of fixes but it's came out cheap since i'm doing all the labor myself.

GreenClassic

I know that feeling, but I love my Jeep and wouldn't want to sell it anyway.

planefixer

$3500 for my '97 four years ago.

$200 for my very clean '90 MJ which I later sold for $2800.

jonb8

98 (wifes DD) -$2,000
98 (wifes trail rig) -$1,000
89 (my trail rig and DD) -$700

blank87

$4,800 for my 2000 limited with 83,000 on it

xjwheeler

$1500 for my 97 cherokee 4.5" R.E. lift and miss matched 31s and bad tranny with 162,000 miles. spent $300 on junkyard tranny and $100 on used 32" MTR's on cragers and runs great.

Tuff-Iron

I paid $1100.00 for my 96 XJ, $150. for my 87 MJ, $300 for the 87 XJ to part out to make the MJ 4wd and auto

northline76

My parents bought it brand new in 2001, and I bought it from them back in 07 for 3000, less then half the KBB value.

jonnyb78

i stole mine... i paid 500 for a 2000. i drive a tow truck and this guy i towed wanted to the dealer to trade it in. well the dealer didnt want it. so i told him id give him 500 for it. he agreed. brought it home changed the radiator and thermostat and shes been good to go.

Derrtydave

1998 XJ Classic, had 69K miles when I bought it. Paid just under $7,000 in 2004. Badly needed new tires and shocks.