keruzam93
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ya new york winter put a couple small holes on the bottom of my doors and my rocker panels, so this summer im gonna take care of the rust and bed line it from the body line above the molding down
Did I pay too much?
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ya new york winter put a couple small holes on the bottom of my doors and my rocker panels, so this summer im gonna take care of the rust and bed line it from the body line above the molding down
BlkYukon95
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I traded a 91 Wrangler straight up for mine. I had to do basically all front end parts (ball joints, tie rods...), started, radiator, battery and a tune up. It is a 95 with 107k on it.
Last winter put some rust on the bottom so I will be fixing and them going to Herc the bottom black.
The leather seats are tan and ripped though. I have no idea what I want to do with them though. Recovering is f'ing expensive, I hate seat covers, and I dont really want to buy cloth seats to put in...
Last winter put some rust on the bottom so I will be fixing and them going to Herc the bottom black.
The leather seats are tan and ripped though. I have no idea what I want to do with them though. Recovering is f'ing expensive, I hate seat covers, and I dont really want to buy cloth seats to put in...
yukonfever99
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If you paid 6g for a 95 then my 99 is worth 11,000 wanta buy another. HA
FilthyHOE
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I was able to pick up a 99 Hoe for $1500
I put a bunch of $$ into it probably another $600 plus my time
here is the quick list...
Replaced the front diff with a low mile Junk yard diff
removed, disassembled and replaced a bearing in my Transfer case
Replaced the Pitman arm (this is a PITA)
Installed Traler brake controller and 7 pin recepticle.
Changed all the fluids also (which is why I changed the front diff)
Love the Truck, drives smooth and has gobs of power
Fuel mileage is no different than the 88 Burb I retired
I put a bunch of $$ into it probably another $600 plus my time
here is the quick list...
Replaced the front diff with a low mile Junk yard diff
removed, disassembled and replaced a bearing in my Transfer case
Replaced the Pitman arm (this is a PITA)
Installed Traler brake controller and 7 pin recepticle.
Changed all the fluids also (which is why I changed the front diff)
Love the Truck, drives smooth and has gobs of power
Fuel mileage is no different than the 88 Burb I retired
felskee
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not to bad...my dumb pops picked mine up for 9k a couple years ago. he didnt know the real value till he got home and found out he payed 6k+ more than he coulda. its a black 2 dr, 99
The car industry was changing, Ford stopped making the Bronco, replacing it with the Expedition and the market for 2 door full sized SUV's wasn't big enough for GM to continue with it when they made the new body style in 2000/01. I'd still go out and buy one if they made a brand new one, but with gas prices being what they are, I'm probably one of the few.
All that said, I still wish they'd restart that line of trucks, but its just not likely to happen.
