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Why waste your time building your overland rig from scratch when you can own a Jeep that’s nearly perfectly configured and ready to go? This Wrangler is all you need to hit the trail.
Before we go into the details, it's worth highlighting that this two-door garage-kept Jeep’s condition is like new with a full list of mods (we'll expand on that below) and recently installed parts that include the radiator, alternator, gas tank, fuel line, and fuel filter.
Located in Las Vegas, Nevada, this one-owner Jeep Wrangler Sahara JK 2 is powered by a 3.8L V6 gas engine, featuring up to 202 hp and 237 lb-ft of torque. The Wrangler has been through some great upgrades that include a 4" Terraflex Lift, Terraflex Front & Side Visor System, and EAG Full Width Steel & Powder Coated front and rear bumpers. There isn’t a trail this overlanding Jeep can’t tackle!
Let’s take a look at what else the seller did with this Jeep. He mounted Fox shocks, EAG Spare Tire Heavy Reinforcement, 1.5" Tailgate Lift, and five 18" V-Rock Recon Offroad Wheels (+1 Extra) wrapped in 35" Delium M/T Tires. There is practically no sticky situation you can’t get out of with the 10,000 lb Badlands winch he installed and the large, upgraded 35” tires!
Moving to the inside of the vehicle, you have all you need to have fun on your overlanding adventure in Nevada with the JVC Touchscreen Radio w/ DVD, Bluetooth, SiriusXM, Apple Carplay & Android Auto, Midland CB Radio (Hardwired), and programmable switch panel power control system (Voswitch JK100.)
This sweet rig still has other customizations to brag about that include LED lights (Bull Bar Mounted Dual Cree and Hood Mounted Cree), Hitch-Mounted rearview camera, door-mounted steps, Firestick 3' CB antenna (Tailgate mounted), and Spectrum air intake.
This overlanding Jeep Wrangler in Las Vegas is being offered with a clean title and no known issues. Check out the pictures below for some close shots!
The seller is not interested in trading or selling any parts.
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