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This is a clear title, 1994 Jeep Grand Cherokee (ZJ), Laredo, with a 5.2-liter (318 cubic inch) V8, 249-transfer case, and an automatic transmission completely ready to go. I have owned this jeep for a little over two years and I bought it from a family friend who had it since it was almost new. The past owned always had it serviced at the dealership and I have most of the recites. I also have most of the recites from the work that I had done to it. I bought this jeep originally but I ended up using it mostly as a commuter to Alameda and back.

A highlight of this jeep is it has new engine was installed in late spring/early summer of 2006. There was nothing wrong with the other motor ran very strong but it had some water ingested into it. Jeep specialist in Antelope, CA, did the engine swap. The engine is all stock (225 hp, 300 torque) except it has I high flow cat and a Delta 40 series flow master which gives it a nice throaty sound from the outside, but inside there is no sign of it having modified exhaust.

Transmission
-Automatic
-Three speed plus overdrive
-was replaced by the old owner.

Suspension
-Rubicon Express 3.5 inch lift kit
-Bilstein 5100 shocks
-Rubicon Express generation two sway bar disconnects
-Pro Comp stirring dampener
-“Kevin’s Off Road” front track bar.
-Kit utilizes all stock control arms for better road handling and smother ride.

Tiers/Wheels
-Bfgoodrich mud terrains 32 by 11.5s
-Rock Crawler wheels 15X8 with 4.5” backspacing
-Tiers have about 60% tread left.

Axles
-Both differentials were replaced by the previous owner.
-Front axle is an open Dana 30 with 3.75 gears
-Front axle shafts were recently replaced with U joints style axle shafts with 297x U joints; this is a much stronger setup than the original CV (constant Velocity) style axle shafts.
-Back axle is an open Dana 35 with 3.75 gears

Other Information
-Full skid plates (engine skid, T-case skid and gas tank skid)
-Optima red top battery
-Alpine deck (relatively new) speakers are unknown
-New window motor
-Radiator and every other cooling system component was replaced summer 2006!
-Towing package includes hitch and a transmission cooler.
-After market Pro Comp light mounted on front bumper
-Computer replaced by previous owner
-Control arm bushings were replaced in spring 2006

Most of the miles are highway miles. This is a good driving very freeway capable truck. Most people cannot believe that it is lifted because it drives so well and is so quiet. The truck is now very reliable and mechanically trustworthy. It has been well cared for all of its life. There are a few very slight cosmetic flaws. There are some very light scratches that a barley noticeable.

I am in no hurry to sell this jeep, so I may be a little pushy on the price.
Make Offer. I do not want to part it out.










Here are some four wheeling pictures: http://www.nagca.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25819
 
IT LOOKS VERY CLEAN[smilie=bal_cool.gif]
 
why are you selling it?
 
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GreyZj said:
why are you selling it?[/quote

I am selling it because I need to buy a truck or bigger SUV with a higher towing and hauling capacity. I really don't want to sell it and I am in no hurry to do so, ideally I would like to keep it and buy something else, but I need the money.
 
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dlamphere said:
What are you wanting to tow? We were towing our off-road ZJ with our V8 ZJ and it did fine. You need a load leveling kit and a brake modual and it did fine.
I have pulled bigger loads with my zj in the past, I have a picture of it towing a samari if you go to the other links. I tow my dads and my Friends trail rigs, and I tow boats for my yacht club. The zj has plenty of power, for towing but stopping is scary!
 
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