Gmr213
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Hey everyone, here is our beautiful 2012 JK Unlimited Rubicon with Ursa Minor #86 is for sale in Morrison, CO for $26,000
2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Mileage: 143,6xx
Clean Colorado Title in Hand (clean emissions as required for CO buyers too)
-Factory Options:
-Remote start
-Tow package
-Leather seats
-Mechanical Components/ Other Upgrades:
-37”x12.5” BFG K02s with matching spare
-5.13 yukon gears
-Helwig rear sway bar
-Synergy sway bar links
-Dynatrac prosteer rebuildable balljoints
-Bilstien steering damper
-Beefy front driveshaft, did not get brand from previous owner
-2014-2018 model year oil cooler (this date range of oil filters must be used)
-Rubicon style sliders with steps
-Metal cloak EVAP relocation
-Pypes high clearance exhaust
-Exhaust reroute kit to pull exhaust out from being directly under the automatic transmission pan
-Ursa Minor # 86 (JK Gen 2)
-Replaced mattress foam with 4” of memory foam, did not extend the new mattress the full length so we could store huge pillows there. I am 6’3” and this still provided me enough length for comfortable sleep
-4x awning brackets supporting overland vehicle systems nomadic 270 awning
-Rear cargo area light
-Blue ridge overland and molle bag headliner storage
-Yakima fix mount towards the front, tracks towards the from factory
-Rhino rack pioneer platform with renogy 165 watt solar panel
-Victron mppt 75/15 solar charger mounted inside back left of the Ursa
-2x interior reading lights, central main light
-Perimeter only of top linexed
-Dometic seitz S4 hinged window on passenger side
-Has blackout shade and bug screen
-Window currently mounted upside down to create another table when shower is used, can be flipped if wanted
-DIY film tint applied as this window is clear, sun beginning to wrinkle film so it can be removed if wanted
-I made straps to help secure the back latches. These are not needed to keep the latches shut with normal use, but are used to keep the rear latches shut while storing 2x 0 degree sleeping bags, 2x pillows, and 2x blankets in the top.
-AEV Items:
-5x savegre wheels
-4.5” dualsport SC lift
-Heat reduction hood
-Front steel bumper
-Warn 9.5 winch with synthetic line
-Skid plate
-Hella lightbar
-Rear steal bumper
-Accessory 2" hitch welded to spare tire swingout. I used this to hold my mountain bike so it would swing out of the way when i opened the tailgate. I've had two bikes on this wheeling with zero issues, though no one should use this for towing
-~5 gallons of water tank capacity plumbed into running water system
-Tire carrier with welded 2” accessory hitch on rear bumper (I used this so my mountain bike would swing open with the tailgate)
-10.2 gallon fuel caddy
-Rear mud guards
-Shovel holder with shovel
-Differential covers front and rear
-Rear differential skid plate
-Snorkel with sy-klone air intake
-Procal module (to set gear ratio and tire size in computer)
-Teraflex items:
-Front axle sleeve kit
-Heavy duty tie rod
-Heavy duty drag link
-Heavy duty big brake kit for all 4 wheels
-Front Area Items:
-Rearview mirror replaced with always running rear camera
-Best top lockable storage under driver and passenger seats
-Vector edock
-Switch pros system mounted with 67 designs mount
-67 designs phone holder
-Android double DIN head unit
-Smittybilt seatcovers with molle panels on side and rear
-Replaced door nets with rugged ridge molle panels
-Yaesu FTM-3100R 65 Watt HAM radio with diamond antenna. Antenna height is slightly taller than roof rack to provide early warning for height clearances
-Rear Passenger Area Items:
-Goose gear rear 60% delete setup
-Replaced door nets with rugged ridge molle panels
-Rear Cargo Area Items:
-2x XG gamma cargo bags
-DIY cargo shelf
-On left side: blue sea marine 2x USB and 1x 12v ports, and depth gage for water system
-Reflectix insulation around fridge, this primarily kept straps from gear getting caught up in the fridge when it was sliding in/ out. Can remove if wanted
-Goose gear plate system
-Adventure trailers fridge slide with drawer underneath
-Adventure trailers drawer, hinged mounted to access water system underneath
-Stock cargo area under rear platform was cutout and replaced with a larger one and now houses the water system and spares
-L track mounted to top of drawer and edges of Ursa Minor
-Tailgate Area:
-Molle panel solutions tailgate table
-Chefs roll installed behind this table for kitchen storage
-Fold down table installed to rear of AEV tire carrier
-Access to charging ports on left of cargo shelf
-Access to water faucet on right of tailgate
-Air System
-ARB twin air compressor
-Engine mounted to mountain off road enterprises bracket
-Airlines run through frame with quick disconnects by each tire
-4x air chucks to connect all 4 tires to compressor to air up/ air down all tires at same time to same pressure
-Gage and airdown valve located in winch area
-12v Electrical System
-Genesis offroad dual battery kit
-Dual odyssey extreme 34-PC1500T batteries (aux battery replaced may ’22)
-Dual battery voltage gauges in cab
-Running Water System
-Shurflo water pump with filter mounted in insulated expanded under trunk storage box from warrior products
-This area is accessible when folding up the AT drawer, I store small spares in here too
-Control valves and output flow regulator accessible in jack storage area
-Can draw water from AEV water tanks (and potentially a frame mounted water tank, see below)
-Can draw water from ‘external source’. I use blue water jugs for this. Could be a river with a filter if needed
-Can cycle water back into tanks through filter, such as if using system to draw water from a river
-Can output water from faucet on tailgate
-Can output water from shower
-shower head is from Nemo Helio pressurized water system
-shower is accessible through the Dometic window on the side of the Ursa Minor
*Exhaust and EVAP relocation were installed to create room under the frame for a 7 gallon water tank to be installed here. I have a 7 gallon tank, insulated with Reflectix, with a thin rock guard installed, and a depth gage installed. Pretty much copying what Dan Grec has on his blogI have not had the time to learn to weld to get this tank installed yet as I intended. The rear shelf has a lighted gage and there is a labelled wire harness and unused water line near the drain plug under the rear passenger seat ready should someone want to get this tank installed.
-Lights:
-Quadratec LED headlights
-Quadratec LED fog lights
-Hella lightbar on front bumper
-Hella amber chase light above spare tire
-Stock Items that will come with the jeep:
-Radio if wanted
-Rear 60% seats and seatbelts
-Misc. Items that will come with the jeep:
-Ball siphon to use the spare gas tank
-Screw on cap for the HAM antenna for when it is removed
-Lug nut adapter
-Blue water jug so you can use the water system right off the bat
-Extra legs for the awning
-Straps and tie downs for using the awning in inclement weather
-Window covers for all 4 passenger windows
-Front window shade
-Cargo rings to install in slotted portions of the Rhino Rack platform
-Wired winch controller
-4x airchucks to use the air up/ air down system
-Major replacements:
-Replaced transfer case 12/20/2018. When replacing front driveshaft, I thought there was a crack in the Tcase, shop I took it to didn’t think it was an issue. Given that I did not want something to go wrong in the middle of the San Rafael Swell, I had them replace it out of an abundance of caution
-Replaced automatic transmission 2021 due to minor slipping. Switched the crossover exhaust pipe to reroute around the transmission pan so it's not as close at this time
-Items I intend to keep for my next project: (might see in some pictures)
-ARB fridge (the power cable to plug in a new fridge will stay in the jeep though)
-Blue ridge overland spare tire bag
-Cons:
-Front heated seats do not work. I never spent the time to fix these beyond checking the fuse because we never really used them
-Driver seat left bolster has a tear in it. I patched it up before covering with the molle seat covers
-General exterior/ non-functional wear a tear consistent with intended use for a vehicle like this (small dings, rocky mountain pinstripes, scratch on driver’s door, etc.)
-It’s sitting in my driveway, not yours!
-In process to be completed prior to sale:
-Cracked windshield replacement
-With the right buyer, I am willing to add/ remove certain items at buyer’s request
Detailed paperwork for all modifications and maintenance completed will be included
Please ask any questions you might have, or let me know if you want more pictures.
Hopefully this rig can go to the right owner that will put it to good use!
2012 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
Mileage: 143,6xx
Clean Colorado Title in Hand (clean emissions as required for CO buyers too)
-Factory Options:
-Remote start
-Tow package
-Leather seats
-Mechanical Components/ Other Upgrades:
-37”x12.5” BFG K02s with matching spare
-5.13 yukon gears
-Helwig rear sway bar
-Synergy sway bar links
-Dynatrac prosteer rebuildable balljoints
-Bilstien steering damper
-Beefy front driveshaft, did not get brand from previous owner
-2014-2018 model year oil cooler (this date range of oil filters must be used)
-Rubicon style sliders with steps
-Metal cloak EVAP relocation
-Pypes high clearance exhaust
-Exhaust reroute kit to pull exhaust out from being directly under the automatic transmission pan
-Ursa Minor # 86 (JK Gen 2)
-Replaced mattress foam with 4” of memory foam, did not extend the new mattress the full length so we could store huge pillows there. I am 6’3” and this still provided me enough length for comfortable sleep
-4x awning brackets supporting overland vehicle systems nomadic 270 awning
-Rear cargo area light
-Blue ridge overland and molle bag headliner storage
-Yakima fix mount towards the front, tracks towards the from factory
-Rhino rack pioneer platform with renogy 165 watt solar panel
-Victron mppt 75/15 solar charger mounted inside back left of the Ursa
-2x interior reading lights, central main light
-Perimeter only of top linexed
-Dometic seitz S4 hinged window on passenger side
-Has blackout shade and bug screen
-Window currently mounted upside down to create another table when shower is used, can be flipped if wanted
-DIY film tint applied as this window is clear, sun beginning to wrinkle film so it can be removed if wanted
-I made straps to help secure the back latches. These are not needed to keep the latches shut with normal use, but are used to keep the rear latches shut while storing 2x 0 degree sleeping bags, 2x pillows, and 2x blankets in the top.
-AEV Items:
-5x savegre wheels
-4.5” dualsport SC lift
-Heat reduction hood
-Front steel bumper
-Warn 9.5 winch with synthetic line
-Skid plate
-Hella lightbar
-Rear steal bumper
-Accessory 2" hitch welded to spare tire swingout. I used this to hold my mountain bike so it would swing out of the way when i opened the tailgate. I've had two bikes on this wheeling with zero issues, though no one should use this for towing
-~5 gallons of water tank capacity plumbed into running water system
-Tire carrier with welded 2” accessory hitch on rear bumper (I used this so my mountain bike would swing open with the tailgate)
-10.2 gallon fuel caddy
-Rear mud guards
-Shovel holder with shovel
-Differential covers front and rear
-Rear differential skid plate
-Snorkel with sy-klone air intake
-Procal module (to set gear ratio and tire size in computer)
-Teraflex items:
-Front axle sleeve kit
-Heavy duty tie rod
-Heavy duty drag link
-Heavy duty big brake kit for all 4 wheels
-Front Area Items:
-Rearview mirror replaced with always running rear camera
-Best top lockable storage under driver and passenger seats
-Vector edock
-Switch pros system mounted with 67 designs mount
-67 designs phone holder
-Android double DIN head unit
-Smittybilt seatcovers with molle panels on side and rear
-Replaced door nets with rugged ridge molle panels
-Yaesu FTM-3100R 65 Watt HAM radio with diamond antenna. Antenna height is slightly taller than roof rack to provide early warning for height clearances
-Rear Passenger Area Items:
-Goose gear rear 60% delete setup
-Replaced door nets with rugged ridge molle panels
-Rear Cargo Area Items:
-2x XG gamma cargo bags
-DIY cargo shelf
-On left side: blue sea marine 2x USB and 1x 12v ports, and depth gage for water system
-Reflectix insulation around fridge, this primarily kept straps from gear getting caught up in the fridge when it was sliding in/ out. Can remove if wanted
-Goose gear plate system
-Adventure trailers fridge slide with drawer underneath
-Adventure trailers drawer, hinged mounted to access water system underneath
-Stock cargo area under rear platform was cutout and replaced with a larger one and now houses the water system and spares
-L track mounted to top of drawer and edges of Ursa Minor
-Tailgate Area:
-Molle panel solutions tailgate table
-Chefs roll installed behind this table for kitchen storage
-Fold down table installed to rear of AEV tire carrier
-Access to charging ports on left of cargo shelf
-Access to water faucet on right of tailgate
-Air System
-ARB twin air compressor
-Engine mounted to mountain off road enterprises bracket
-Airlines run through frame with quick disconnects by each tire
-4x air chucks to connect all 4 tires to compressor to air up/ air down all tires at same time to same pressure
-Gage and airdown valve located in winch area
-12v Electrical System
-Genesis offroad dual battery kit
-Dual odyssey extreme 34-PC1500T batteries (aux battery replaced may ’22)
-Dual battery voltage gauges in cab
-Running Water System
-Shurflo water pump with filter mounted in insulated expanded under trunk storage box from warrior products
-This area is accessible when folding up the AT drawer, I store small spares in here too
-Control valves and output flow regulator accessible in jack storage area
-Can draw water from AEV water tanks (and potentially a frame mounted water tank, see below)
-Can draw water from ‘external source’. I use blue water jugs for this. Could be a river with a filter if needed
-Can cycle water back into tanks through filter, such as if using system to draw water from a river
-Can output water from faucet on tailgate
-Can output water from shower
-shower head is from Nemo Helio pressurized water system
-shower is accessible through the Dometic window on the side of the Ursa Minor
*Exhaust and EVAP relocation were installed to create room under the frame for a 7 gallon water tank to be installed here. I have a 7 gallon tank, insulated with Reflectix, with a thin rock guard installed, and a depth gage installed. Pretty much copying what Dan Grec has on his blogI have not had the time to learn to weld to get this tank installed yet as I intended. The rear shelf has a lighted gage and there is a labelled wire harness and unused water line near the drain plug under the rear passenger seat ready should someone want to get this tank installed.
-Lights:
-Quadratec LED headlights
-Quadratec LED fog lights
-Hella lightbar on front bumper
-Hella amber chase light above spare tire
-Stock Items that will come with the jeep:
-Radio if wanted
-Rear 60% seats and seatbelts
-Misc. Items that will come with the jeep:
-Ball siphon to use the spare gas tank
-Screw on cap for the HAM antenna for when it is removed
-Lug nut adapter
-Blue water jug so you can use the water system right off the bat
-Extra legs for the awning
-Straps and tie downs for using the awning in inclement weather
-Window covers for all 4 passenger windows
-Front window shade
-Cargo rings to install in slotted portions of the Rhino Rack platform
-Wired winch controller
-4x airchucks to use the air up/ air down system
-Major replacements:
-Replaced transfer case 12/20/2018. When replacing front driveshaft, I thought there was a crack in the Tcase, shop I took it to didn’t think it was an issue. Given that I did not want something to go wrong in the middle of the San Rafael Swell, I had them replace it out of an abundance of caution
-Replaced automatic transmission 2021 due to minor slipping. Switched the crossover exhaust pipe to reroute around the transmission pan so it's not as close at this time
-Items I intend to keep for my next project: (might see in some pictures)
-ARB fridge (the power cable to plug in a new fridge will stay in the jeep though)
-Blue ridge overland spare tire bag
-Cons:
-Front heated seats do not work. I never spent the time to fix these beyond checking the fuse because we never really used them
-Driver seat left bolster has a tear in it. I patched it up before covering with the molle seat covers
-General exterior/ non-functional wear a tear consistent with intended use for a vehicle like this (small dings, rocky mountain pinstripes, scratch on driver’s door, etc.)
-It’s sitting in my driveway, not yours!
-In process to be completed prior to sale:
-Cracked windshield replacement
-With the right buyer, I am willing to add/ remove certain items at buyer’s request
Detailed paperwork for all modifications and maintenance completed will be included
Please ask any questions you might have, or let me know if you want more pictures.
Hopefully this rig can go to the right owner that will put it to good use!
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