2001 Jeep Wrangler

Other

6 - Cyl.

Automatic

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Gasoline

Solar Yellow Jeep Wrangler Sport with Black Side Graphics and Chrome Alloy Wheels. Have clean title in hand. 4.0 Liter Straight Six Automatic Transmission 4X4 with low and high gears Yellow with Black Interior Chrome Wheels Brush bars front and rear Full Size Spare with Cover 1/2 doors with new upper skins Ice Cold A/C Original Owner's manual Sport Package: Tilt leather-wrapped steering wheel, cloth upholstery, full storage console w/cupholders, courtesy and underhood lights, full-size spare tire. Sony CD Player, Aux in, includes rear sound bar with speakers. Upgraded Front Speakers. I also have the original stock am/fm, cd radio Bodyside steps Neoprene Seat Covers in Yellow and Black (seats are not ripped or torn, just used as extra protection) Body in good condition, no accidents, top in fair condition, front right brush bar needs repaint, black trim faded a bit due to sun damage. See pics for detail Have like new Smittybilt Standard Bikini Top with top rail, Smittybilt Outback Wind Breaker and Smittybilt Tonneau Cover Recent Service: New Battery 2/10 Alignment 4/10 (64,350 miles)Oil Change 6/10 (65,223 miles)Tire Rotation 6/10 (65,223 miles)Spark Plugs 11/10 (66,565 miles)Transmission Filter and fluid change 7/11 (69,476 miles)On Jul-11-11 at 07:13:35 PDT, seller added the following information: I have been asked why the Jeep was relisted, and this is my response: After auction ended, buyer started asking a bunch of questions (condition of tires, leaks, would I get the car inspected, etc.). These should have been done pre-bidding, pre-end of auction. When I told him that I would not have the Jeep post-auction inspected (after the auction, anyone during the auction is welcome to see the Jeep), he came to look himself and was unhappy with a small leak from the transmission. We had never seen the leak, and the fluid level was at max, but he refused to purchase and I agreed to give him back his deposit. I had the transmission looked at and went ahead and had the transmission fluid, and filter changed and the gasket replaced. That seems to address the issue, but this is a ten year old jeep and seals and gaskets do shrink over time. Fluid level is still at max, and car shifts as it should. I welcome any test drives or inspections during the Auction (at the buyer's expense) but not after the auction is over. Car is sold As-Is.