1997 Jeep Wrangler

The second generation of the Wrangler also known as the TJ was introduced in 1996 as a 1997 model and would reintroduce the circular headlights from the classic Jeep model of the CJ. And instead of leaf springs, the updated version would feature modern coil-spring suspension based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee. This would also be the last Wrangler to use AMC-related parts. This particular Jeep has traveled under 100K miles, is a manual transmission and features the standard 2.5 Liter 4-cylinder power plant that was standard from 1997-2002. This jeep has been modified with a lift and tires but the rest remains stock. It does have its original soft-top that is complete with some sticky zippers in places. Furthermore there is some surface rust on the body and the underside along with other blemishes as you could expect from a off-road vehicle. This rig starts right up, idles nice , goes through all the gears, brakes well and goes down the road like it should. This is a base model with no A/C but all the lights work as do the gauges. If you are looking for a fun toy for whatever, you might want to take a look here. We welcome any questions and inspections. This Jeep is located in our Traverse City showroom.