2007 Earthroamer XV-JP - Northern Utah

[syn0s]

Not mine, and yes, the price is outrageous, but seller may be flexible, who knows:

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This one is like 5 minutes away from me, tempted to go check it out for funsies...

 

[zip]

2180 miles?
That’s like 168 miles a year.

 

[mhiscox]

"Outrageous" shows good word use. I feel obligated to point out that a buyer would be paying a whopping $50,000 more for the honor of owning a slightly shinier example compared to the asking price of the last XV-JP advertised on ExPo:

https://expeditionportal.com/forum/...-5-7l-aev-23k-miles-68-500-boulder-co.216014/

(and his 23K-mile example had $20K+ worth of Hemi conversion and AEV bits).

I'll also point out that $118,000 is exactly $50,000 more than I paid for my 1500-mile XV-JP back in 2008 when its 200hp/4-speed chassis was a year old instead of nearly fourteen years old. Jeeps have improved, folks, even Wranglers.

I fully concede that the seller is entitled to ask whatever he or she thinks is gettable, and I also understand that there's a buying frenzy on at the moment. So if you particularly want the attention and specialness of owning an "incredibly rare" (one of fourteen) XV-JP for that sort of price, have at it. Otherwise . . .

 

[MSD]

Both rigs are over priced. You could build a gladiator with AT top which is better for the same price the$68k earthroamer, & for $118k earthroamer that’s just a joke of a price regardless of miles. It’s the sign of the Covid19 times... but some people are willing to pay it. I’m not one of them...