AEV Jeep Cherokee
12-15-2014, 06:01 PM
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 Stroker
Sorry,
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
12-15-2014, 06:06 PM
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 Stroker
Sorry,
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
12-15-2014, 06:12 PM
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.7 Stroker
Holy old thread!
You own it?
Are you on FB? Id love to see more. This thing still has a special place in my heart lol[/QUOTE]
You own it?
Are you on FB? Id love to see more. This thing still has a special place in my heart lol[/QUOTE]
Sorry,
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
No, I do not have a FB account and like it that way. The Cherokee is a true classic being one of a hand full of the beginning of AEV in Montana. I have owned the Jeep since 2008. I have like the Jeep since it hit the Magazines in 2000. The Cherokee don't have many miles on it (don't know right since I store it in the Mid-West with my other Jeeps). I have rebuilt the drivetrain bumper to bumper. It is as nice as the day it was new. Everyone who has seen the Jeep falls in love with it as I did years ago. AEV has been a big help with getting the Cherokee back into shape as there is a special place the guys at AEV holds for the Jeep also. I could not be happier with the 'Old Girl.
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