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03-21-2010, 07:24 AM
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Hi from the UK
Thought I'd finally get around to introduce my XJ as I've been lurking on here for a while. Great site btw.
It's a 1999 Orvis 4.0 auto RHD. I bought it nearly a year ago as I've loved these Cherokees for years but was holding out for the best one I could find. The Orvis was a model only available in Europe with a higher specification than the Limited. Basically it has pretty much every option ever available on an XJ and also an upgraded interior with more (fake) wood and leather than a Limited. When I bought it, it had one owner from new with 70,000 miles and had been serviced every 3,500 miles! It is pretty immaculate
Since I've had it I have added a 3" Rough Country lift kit and 31" BFG AT tyres. Makes it look a bit tougher! Here's some pictures from wheeling in the Peak District in Derbyshire yesterday and one of the interior. Let me know what you think.
It's a 1999 Orvis 4.0 auto RHD. I bought it nearly a year ago as I've loved these Cherokees for years but was holding out for the best one I could find. The Orvis was a model only available in Europe with a higher specification than the Limited. Basically it has pretty much every option ever available on an XJ and also an upgraded interior with more (fake) wood and leather than a Limited. When I bought it, it had one owner from new with 70,000 miles and had been serviced every 3,500 miles! It is pretty immaculate
Since I've had it I have added a 3" Rough Country lift kit and 31" BFG AT tyres. Makes it look a bit tougher! Here's some pictures from wheeling in the Peak District in Derbyshire yesterday and one of the interior. Let me know what you think.
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03-22-2010, 01:41 AM
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Thanks for all the comments. Wheeling in this country is a bit limited and most trails are quite short. I'm envious of all of you guys.