2004 Jeep Wrangler

Columbia Edition Sport Utility

4.0L 242Cu. In. l6 GAS OHV Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

1J4FA39S74P726829

Clear

GAS

This is a 2004 Jeep Wrangler X "Columbia Edition" with under 58,000 miles. I REALLY love this Jeep, but I simply do not have much use for it any longer, unfortunately. I purchased it from a Eddie Tourelle's Northpark Nissan in Covington, Louisiana, for a daily driver in February 2011, but by September, I got a company car and no longer the Jeep much at all. It has working A/C, Heat, and cruise control. Features four KC HiLites with rock guards with OEM-factory-style rocker switches. Tinted front windows and tinted soft top windows. Just purchased rubber all-weather floor mats for front seats ($70). Has plenty of velcro roll bar accessories like grab handles, flash light holder, etc. Also has receiver hitch with tow hook. AEM Brute Force Air Intake installed. The "Columbia Edition" features special badging on both sides of body and front seats. Interior features two tone seats and two tone dash. Wheels are 15" factory-painted "graphite (dark gray) color, graphite-colored fender flares (do not fade like standard models), and graphite-colored hood decal (makes two-tone hood). Audio: When I purchased the vehicle, the factory stereo was not working. Therefore, I installed a JVC Arsenal KD-A815 head unit with remote control - features LCD readout with customizable colors. Playback for CD, CD-R, CD-RW, MP3, WMA and WAV. Has AM/FM radio and is HD radio ready and satellite radio ready. Inputs include 3.5mm auxiliary, USB and bluetooth with both phone call and music playback capabilities. Also features built-in iPod/iPhone control. Factory subwoofer in center console has been replaced with a Kicker 6.5" shallow-mount subwoofer. All factory speakers have been replaced. Considerations - All these issues were present when i purchased the vehicle from the dealer. Soft top is in working order, but does show signs of wear near zippers, and the back window does give some trouble if attempting to take off completely, which is not necessary to put top down. Seat belt receivers for front seats are missing a small portion of the housing, but still function properly. As shown in photos there are several "nicks" around the windshield which are typical of a Jeep Wrangler. The passenger-side door handle works properly, but requires a slight "jerk" in operating the handle (no problem once you get the hang of it and/or can be replaced). Tires are same as purchased from the dealership and will soon need to be replaced, but spare tire is in good condition. Windshield has a "star" from being struck by a rock or something, and the hood shows some signs of wear, probably sun exposure. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE