Used 1997 Jeep Wrangler for Sale

I have a 1997 Jeep Wrangler Sport. I love being able to drive down a country road with the roof and doors off on a hot summer day. I love the feeling of freedom that I experience when driving this vehicle. There are some squeaks that I hear on a regular basis, but my Jeep doesn't leave me stranded. It has a strong 4.0 Liter motor and seems like it will go forever.

I've loved the look and freedom associated with the Jeep Wrangler brand since I was in middle school. I promised myself I'd get one and pay for it on my own if I would ever have the means to do so. Before I turned 21 I purchased one through a local dealer and never regretted it 13 years later. After the novelty wears off of being able to transform the vehicle and customize it a million different ways to your liking, I realized it became part of my personality and an extension of who I was. In my family and social circles, I am synonymous with that Jeep. I've only hand a handful of things needing fixed outside of the routine maintenance. Underbody rust is a known cause of concern for every Jeep, so I have done the measures to help combat that prior to any problem occurring. The factory exhaust was cheaply made and needed to be replaced also. Fixing problems on a Jeep is typically simple due to the engineering design since it was originally used for military uses. I recommend it for everyone that doesn't need it for usual long distance traveling due to wind noise and its notorious bad mpg's.

My Jeep Wrangler has outlasted all my friends' vehicles. I've had her since 2003 and she's still going strong. My Jeep has been hit by other vehicles, including rear-ended and side-swiped, but each time she comes out with hardly a scratch. The Jeep is built like a tank, for sure. What I don't like about it, however, is that you have to get behind the dashboard to repair the ac or heat. This is expensive to do and thus I've been without heat the last winter.