1991 Jeep Wrangler YJ Sahara Runs Great

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Condition: Used
Make: Jeep
Model: Wrangler
Trim: Sahara
Year: 1991
Mileage: 279,886
VIN: 2j4fy49s6mj131467
Color: Brown
Engine size: 4.0
Number of cylinders: 6
Fuel: Gasoline
Transmission: Manual
Drive type: 4WD
Interior color: Tan
Options: 4-Wheel Drive
Vehicle Title: Clear
Location: Barto, Pennsylvania, United States

Description

Two owner. One mechanic it's whole life. 4.0L 5speed. 279k. Doesn't burn oil. Pulls strong. Rear rebuilt 10k miles ago. Rebuilt transmission 40k miles ago. Transfer case rebuilt/replaced 30k ago. New Rims and tires bought in 2015. Cragar Soft 8 397. 16" x 8" Could use a new soft top. Current one works but it is older (zipper doesn't work on drivers side rear panel. Comes with a hard top. Jeep has bikini top and rear cover. Needs a fresh coat of paint and some body work due to rust. Undercarriage/frame is clean. Runs like a champ doesn't burn oil. Only selling because downsizing. Great project for someone with more time than me. Title in hand. Inspected till January 2018. Wont ship. Cash/Check In person only

On Aug-09-17 at 06:32:13 PDT, seller added the following information:

Update. Added photos of frame for those interested. Frame is super solid. Engine mounts solid as well. Professionally prepped and coated the frame earlier this year with a rust inhibitor/epoxy to protect. Jeep will have a brand new battery installed and new spark plugs installed. Definitely going to miss this Jeep. Hope it goes to a great home.

On Aug-10-17 at 05:23:18 PDT, seller added the following information:

I had a few questions on the seats. The seats were pulled from a 2001 Sahara Wrangler. Mounted to a steel plate and then welded to the factory YJ seat frames. Much more comfortable/support over the factory seats. However the seat is a few inches higher than the older seats. Personally I love the setup. If you wanted to return to factory ride height you'll need to either buy adapter seat frames or just take an 1.5" out of the seat frame. Hope this helps. If you plan on doing any off-roading the seats are perfect the way they are (increased visibility ect) For those planning do do a restoration on the jeep. I have the original factory wheels (need some cleaning/paint) as well as the original factory front bucket seats (needs reupholstered). At one point I was planning on doing a Jurrasic Jeep conversion and this was the perfect candidate for that project. Thank you.

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