Re: '99 Jeep TJ - Pre-purchase questions
 

And that's exactly what happened. Got it for $7500 and spent $3000 getting
it on the road. As "unhappy" as I am about not getting the "deal" I
originally got, the glass is still half full. The way I see it, I spent $11k
on a Jeep that has lots of new parts and is ready to go whereas if I spent
$11000 on a Jeep before repairs, I'd probably still have a few K to put into
repairs on top of that.

Now it's time to find myself a set of extender fender flares.

<bradley2u@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1185940213.362564.41190@i13g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...

> Bottom line, if the market price is 11,000 and you
> are paying 7800, expect to put about 3200 into it. Still not too bad
> a deal.

Re: '99 Jeep TJ - Pre-purchase questions
 

And that's exactly what happened. Got it for $7500 and spent $3000 getting
it on the road. As "unhappy" as I am about not getting the "deal" I
originally got, the glass is still half full. The way I see it, I spent $11k
on a Jeep that has lots of new parts and is ready to go whereas if I spent
$11000 on a Jeep before repairs, I'd probably still have a few K to put into
repairs on top of that.

Now it's time to find myself a set of extender fender flares.

<bradley2u@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1185940213.362564.41190@i13g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...

> Bottom line, if the market price is 11,000 and you
> are paying 7800, expect to put about 3200 into it. Still not too bad
> a deal.

Re: '99 Jeep TJ - Pre-purchase questions
 

And that's exactly what happened. Got it for $7500 and spent $3000 getting
it on the road. As "unhappy" as I am about not getting the "deal" I
originally got, the glass is still half full. The way I see it, I spent $11k
on a Jeep that has lots of new parts and is ready to go whereas if I spent
$11000 on a Jeep before repairs, I'd probably still have a few K to put into
repairs on top of that.

Now it's time to find myself a set of extender fender flares.

<bradley2u@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1185940213.362564.41190@i13g2000prf.googlegro ups.com...

> Bottom line, if the market price is 11,000 and you
> are paying 7800, expect to put about 3200 into it. Still not too bad
> a deal.