2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited on 2040-cars
Marmora, New Jersey, United States
ANY QUESTIONS JUST EMAIL ME: xavierxddammrich@clubhonda.net .
I am selling my 2013 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited. I am the original owner. I use the vehicle as a daily driver
and the majority of the miles are highway miles. The vehicle has the remainder of the factory drivetrain warranty.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with this vehicle, it drives straight and true and everything works as it should.
I would have no problem driving this across the country. The following items are all less than 1000 miles new; 5
wheels and tires, lug nuts and wheel locks, 2 1/2" lift, shocks, dual steering stabilizers, front forged adjustable
track bar, oil change (synthetic since first oil change) and filter, engine air filter, interior cabin air filters,
front and rear brakes, Superchips Trail Dash 2 performance tuner and display, neoprene center console
cover/protector, padded carry/storage bag for the front Freedom Tops, tool to make removal of the freedom tops
easier. This Jeep has every available factory option, including; leather power heated seats, leather steering
wheel, power windows and locks, keyless entry, Navigation, satellite radio, tinted windows all around, Rubicon
package, front and side airbags, A/C, premium carpeted floor mats as well as the premium Mopar rubber slush/mud
floor mats, painted hardtop and fender flares. There are some chips and a scratch on the hood(all visible in the
pix) from typical road use. The Jeep comes with both sets of the factory keys and key fobs and all of the manuals
and factory handles and straps for securing the Freedom panels in the Jeep when they are removed from the top
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