Project WK - My new SRV (Sanity Reset Vehicle)

[nwoods]

Wow, way past time to update this. Since owning this WK, I have rebuilt the engine , replaced all the font end steering components, upgraded the suspension to OME 3" lift, replaced lots of interior trim bits from newer/better condition parts from salvage yard, updated the stereo to touchscreen with CarPlay, installed all new speakers and powered subwoofer, installed newer headlights, installed GMRS radio, installed underhood lights (KC Cyclones), installed lift gate lights (another KC Cyclone), installed a Wilco Hitchgate swing out tire carrier with a FrontRunner trailgate table, full ASIFR skids and HK Rock Sliders, front recovery points, and host of other minor mods, including a Borla cat-back exhaust (that sounds terrific), JScan tuner, etc. I have put about 20,000 miles on her in the past two years, all in conjunction with offroad adventures, and she has a performed magnificently. Fairly comfortable, easy to drive, phenomenal 4wd system, nice sound system, its all ready to go.

Now its time to sell it.

I just bought a built up JK, and I can't keep both.

 

[AggieOE]

Oh man, I first looked at the picture and was like Awesome! time for some updates and those AEV Pintlers look great! and then I read the next bit. Now you're selling it? lol You have to update us with pictures of the new rig.

 

[nwoods]

Exhibit A:

 

[nwoods]

Its a 2014 JKUR on 37's with a 3.5" Metal Cloak Game Changer lift, Dynatrak front axle upgrade, 5:13 gears, and tons other other goodies.

 

[AggieOE]

Its a 2014 JKUR on 37's with a 3.5" Metal Cloak Game Changer lift, Dynatrak front axle upgrade, 5:13 gears, and tons other other goodies.

Ah nice! So basically the same thing you had before. lol jk.
Looks awesome! Have you done anything to it or were most of the modifications already installed? If so, how'd you gauge the level of wear and tear before/after you bought it?

 

[nwoods]

I was looking at nice clean 2016 Hardrock with 110k miles, but a brand new engine, but it needed to be built to meet my desired specs. A friend of mine works at a popular off road shop in LA and I asked him for his recommendations regarding suspension, armor, axles, gearing, etc…. Then I spotted this one, and it was out of my price range, but the build sheet was nearly a match of my buddies recommendations, and it only had 42,000 miles on it. Though I did not know him, it turns out the seller is a well known and respected Jeeper. He bought this rig a couple of years ago built by the original owner and just didn’t do much with it. Only put a couple thousand miles on it over the years he had it. He has a supercharged TJ that he simply prefers, so he let this one go to me. Low miles, all quality parts, well built, intelligent mods, and in great shape. I was smart enough to jump on it when I had the chance. I have some time yet to figure how to pay for it