new guy from CA with questions
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new guy from CA with questions
so glad to be part of this community! i was invited to off roading with a buddy of mine over the weekend and afterwords i was hooked. i started looking for a cherokee on the way home and have been scouring craigs list since to find one. the problem i have is what years are good? i think i need to find a 97 or newer but how new can i go? oh, and what i do know is i want the 6 cylinder and an automatic. also, is an all stock one better than a modded one? all i am finding right now are stock ones but i think i would prefer a modded one to save on the cost of upgrading.
lots of questions i know...and i am reading but any replies sure would be appreciated!
lots of questions i know...and i am reading but any replies sure would be appreciated!
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Welcome to the forum, I would suggest getting a stock one, so you can drive it around and get the feel of it. Then u ll know what it need and go from there. You get to decide what parts you want, what brands you prefer, etc and in the long run you save money.
If u are buying an already built jeep, 95% chances you are just buying someone else's problems. You might end up spending a lot to fix it.
If u are buying an already built jeep, 95% chances you are just buying someone else's problems. You might end up spending a lot to fix it.
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Hey everyone I'm also new to the forum. I would also suggest stock. I personally prefer any year before 90. I've owned 3 jeeps and I've found success in the 88' 89' years but that's just me. Good luck building!
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Jon-d I agree I've bought both and it is true another MOD could be problematic. A good stock jeep will give you more options to personalize yet met cost a little more to add the goodies. I'm currently looking for another pre 90 jeep for my infant son lol. If your looking for jeeps I always look where the area where 4x4 jeeps or weather is needed for 4x4.
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