Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and
you can comment. Requirements: Used (older-cheaper) 6 Cyl Engine 4x4 (Of Course) Power Steering Most available kits/parts/accessories Most Reliable of the different years Year/model with Sturdiest Frame I hope that helps. After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. Thanks! |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
<cy@justnrg.com> wrote in message news:1124306038.586258.181930@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. The YJ will have more stuff available, but the common wisdom is that the CJ is more sturdy. They both have all of the rest of your requirements. |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
<cy@justnrg.com> wrote in message news:1124306038.586258.181930@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. The YJ will have more stuff available, but the common wisdom is that the CJ is more sturdy. They both have all of the rest of your requirements. |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
<cy@justnrg.com> wrote in message news:1124306038.586258.181930@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. The YJ will have more stuff available, but the common wisdom is that the CJ is more sturdy. They both have all of the rest of your requirements. |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
<cy@justnrg.com> wrote in message news:1124306038.586258.181930@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. The YJ will have more stuff available, but the common wisdom is that the CJ is more sturdy. They both have all of the rest of your requirements. |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
My preference is the CJ7. I like the classic looks and the ease of
fixing or modifying. The 258 engine is a powerhouse of torque and can be tuned to run sweet if you aren't afraid of carburetors. If you are, then a 91 or newer YJ or even the TJ have the fuel injected 4.0 engine. It compromises some gas mileage and modification potential for easy tune ups. I have had my CJ7 since 1997 and it has only had normal wear and tare repairs needed except for the 'you play you pay' factor for a few broken things. ;-) Had fun breaking them too.... Good luck in your quest. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's cy@justnrg.com wrote: > > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. > > Thanks! |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
My preference is the CJ7. I like the classic looks and the ease of
fixing or modifying. The 258 engine is a powerhouse of torque and can be tuned to run sweet if you aren't afraid of carburetors. If you are, then a 91 or newer YJ or even the TJ have the fuel injected 4.0 engine. It compromises some gas mileage and modification potential for easy tune ups. I have had my CJ7 since 1997 and it has only had normal wear and tare repairs needed except for the 'you play you pay' factor for a few broken things. ;-) Had fun breaking them too.... Good luck in your quest. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's cy@justnrg.com wrote: > > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. > > Thanks! |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
My preference is the CJ7. I like the classic looks and the ease of
fixing or modifying. The 258 engine is a powerhouse of torque and can be tuned to run sweet if you aren't afraid of carburetors. If you are, then a 91 or newer YJ or even the TJ have the fuel injected 4.0 engine. It compromises some gas mileage and modification potential for easy tune ups. I have had my CJ7 since 1997 and it has only had normal wear and tare repairs needed except for the 'you play you pay' factor for a few broken things. ;-) Had fun breaking them too.... Good luck in your quest. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's cy@justnrg.com wrote: > > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. > > Thanks! |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
My preference is the CJ7. I like the classic looks and the ease of
fixing or modifying. The 258 engine is a powerhouse of torque and can be tuned to run sweet if you aren't afraid of carburetors. If you are, then a 91 or newer YJ or even the TJ have the fuel injected 4.0 engine. It compromises some gas mileage and modification potential for easy tune ups. I have had my CJ7 since 1997 and it has only had normal wear and tare repairs needed except for the 'you play you pay' factor for a few broken things. ;-) Had fun breaking them too.... Good luck in your quest. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's cy@justnrg.com wrote: > > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. > > Thanks! |
Re: Wrangler/CJ What Year/Engine/Etc. Is The Best One To Buy
I agree with both of these guys. If you are a "fix it" kind of person then
get a CJ, about any will do, I like the CJ7 for the extra room over the CJ5. If you can get a 86 CJ7 with the Dana 44 axle that would be a good find. If you are not the type who likes to work on your own car I would go for newest that your budget can afford, nothing older than a 91 ( for the fuel injection), and I would not pick the 4cyl engine, take the 6 or the 8. One more thought on the CJ7, look for rust under the drivers and passengers feet, also look for rust around where the roll bar mounts to the floor just behind the front seats. Try to get the lest rust possible. <cy@justnrg.com> wrote in message news:1124306038.586258.181930@o13g2000cwo.googlegr oups.com... > Yes I know a general question. So let me put forth my requirements and > you can comment. > > > Requirements: > Used (older-cheaper) > 6 Cyl Engine > 4x4 (Of Course) > Power Steering > Most available kits/parts/accessories > Most Reliable of the different years > Year/model with Sturdiest Frame > > I hope that helps. > > After I gather the opinions I can then start looking for one. > > Thanks! > |
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