Sarajimmy2024

Hi folks please don’t think I’m a lazy turd I have looked around but I figured id ask some people who know what they’re talking about. My wife had a stroke and she can’t drive we’re selling her factory right hand drive mail jeep. My buddies tell me it’s pretty rare around here but I also don’t want to deal with waiting for the perfect storm to get a few extra bucks. 448k with the odometer busted before we got it runs like a champ drives great but as you’d guess with half a million on it it’s got issues as well. Thanks for any advice on what we should ask for it. CentralOregon coast

TrailerTrash

If it was mine, I'd be happy to get a thousand dollars for it just to be done with it. Rare does not mean desirable.

I'm assuming it has a handful of issues, some rust, and no service records.

3Dog

Yep. That thing is not well kept, and at 500K miles, it's a crap shoot. If you get $1k, consider yourself lucky.

That Jeep Guy XJMJ

Btw, that speedo is in Kph and not mph. Jeep doesn't have nearly half a million miles, it has over 277k miles



I had a very clean rust free and original 94 rhd a few winter seasons back. It had roughly 120k miles. Comparable rhd dealerships around the US were asking over 10-12k for similar condition xjs. Listed mine for $7k and settled rather quickly for $6k.

If yours has a pile of problems and needs maintenance then it might as well be just another high mileage xj really. In my area I typically see the high mileage rhd xjs around $2k. No idea how long they sit or sell for but that seems to be a typical asking price for one that atleast runs and drives

cruiser54

that's a $500 Jeep max. If someone offers you $1000, take the cash and run.

UKXJ

Didn't know there was still such a thing as a $500 XJ. You don't see any here for under £1,000 anymore, not even non-runners.