2017 JKU Rubicon in Rhino Grey for Sale ($40k)
45k miles, single owner, no accidents, regularly serviced. Leather seats and most if not all the premium options including body-color flares and hardtop, tow wiring, premium sound, climate control, and heated leather seats and mirrors. Full transmission, differential flush, and rotor and pad changes, performed within the last year. Just recently changed the oil and install a new air filter and cabin filter. KBB lists private party value at around $29k; I’ve put in ~$23k of aftermarket upgrades, excluding labor. Asking $40k.
Contact barclay@redgeek.net if interested.
Overlanding-ready; there are no rear seats. I have installed a Springtail rear seat delete platform, and on top of that, installed a custom-designed sleeping platform. It is a CNC-cut 24mm (~1”) thick baltic birch hinged platform that elevates the floor of the jeep by 5 inches. All of the space under the platform is accessible for storage, either via slide-in from the rear or sides, or via cubby panels. The top is carpet lined, and includes anchor points for tie downs. It is attached to the stock anchor points; no tub modifications were made, and any residual threading from the rear seat removal was filled with TPU-printed threading to prevent water intrusion from below. In addition, I altered the rear cigarette lighter port to be an illuminated switch with a deutsch connector for attaching any 12V capable device (spotlight, fan, etc). There is also an additional USB-A dual port on the dash that is always on regardless of accessory power.
Includes all the standard JKU Rubicon features (front + rear lockers, electronic sway bar disconnect, 4.10 gearing, rock sliders, etc., I won’t list everything here that’s standard.)
OEM replacements include new Mopar front track bar, rebuilt steering box, front sway bar links, driver power window actuator, oil pump, and driver side brake line replacement. There is standard cosmetic trail wear (pinstriping, minor dings/scratches, etc) and a small star-break windshield ding that has been filled by Safelite and hasn’t changed size in the years since it happened. There is the probability that the steering stabilizer should be replaced as I noticed some bump steer on my last trip. Given the lift and tire size, you probably want to purchase your own jack as the stock jack is generally too short and I don’t have it anymore.
This Jeep has served me well, but it’s a touch too small for taking out the whole family, so I’m moving to a truck-based build. I also have a bunch of goodies I don’t know the price of, but there’s at least several hundred worth of value there (see below).
Upgrades list, with approximate cost at time of purchase (>$23k total):
Suspension and Steering:
- Icon Stage 5 adjustable with remote reservoir, recently replaced front shocks, with ARB OME rear coils ($5000)
- BFG KO2 35×12.5, including spare, with <5k miles on them ($1700)
- Method Race Fat Five wheels, including spare ($1000)
- EBC Rotors and Pads ($1000)
- Rough Country Exhaust Extension ($40)
- Teraflex Falcon Nexus steering stabilizer ($250)
Protection:
- AEV JK Premium Steel Front Bumper with winch mount ($1500)
- LoD Destroyer Steel Full Width rear bumper ($850)
- Rock Hard 4×4 oil pan/transmission steel skid ($450)
- Rock Hard 4×4 front and rear lower control arm steel skids ($150)
- Rock Hard 4×4 differential steel armor ($120)
- Rugged Ridge Adjustable metal hood latches ($100)
- OEM locking fuel cap keyed to ignition key (??)
- Hood lock keyed to ignition key (??)
- The stock Rubicon rock sliders were trimmed down to accommodate the 35s without rubbing.
Recovery:
- Warn Zeon 10-s winch ($1300)
- Factor 55 flatlink ($140)
- ARB CKMTA12 100% duty cycle air compressor with underhood mount ($560)
- H3R fire extinguisher on Drake underseat quick-release mount (~$150 total)
Exterior:
- Gobi Stealth roof rack lightbar version, hinged ($1600)
- Gobi Driver side rack ladder ($220)
- Teraflex Alpha HD tailgate hinge with third-light extension ($500)
- Titan Trail Trekker II Tank, 13 gallon exterior fuel tank ($400)
- Overland Vehicle Systems Nomadic 270 LT Awning, driver side ($700)
- Roadshower 4 with custom schrader valve protection ($400)
- A-pillar light mounts (??)
- Smittybilt 7630 Atlas fold-down door Steps on rear doors ($80)
- I have also installed a Pelican Vault V800 ($250) to the rack on the passenger side, as well as aircraft S-track rails along the rack. (??)
Electrical and Lighting:
- Odyssey Redtop 34R-PC1500 ($270)
- sPOD 600-0915LT-LED routed to in-cab overhead illuminated 6-switch control ($500)
- 2 PIAA front-mounted adjustable driving lights ($500)
- 2 Rigid Dually diffused a-pillar rock lights ($190)
- 1 front rack-mounted 40” oz-usa 4D 240w combo spot/flood lightbar ($120)
- 1 tail rack-mounted oz-usa UB 90w amber chase light ($200)
- 2 Rigid D-series flush mount reverse lights mounted in LoD bumper ($200)
- Yeasu FTM-400DX with external speaker, mic mount, and spring-mounted foldable CMA-CA-2X4SR dual-band antenna ($500 total)
- I have also installed a four-camera undercarriage system, although the driver rear camera is currently on the blink. (??)
- The ECU has been reprogrammed for the larger tire size.
- There is also active wiring for a pair of camp lights at the top back rack that are currently plugged and just need a deutsch-compatible connector to add in additional lights.
- The wiring for the rack-mounted lighting is deutsch and weatherpak connected so the rack can be hinged back without having to unwire.
Interior Comfort and Utility:
- Hot Heads Headliners ($500)
- Springtail tailgate table ($190)
- Springtail JKU rear seat delete platform ($650)
- Vector Offroad JKE dock full width ($170)
- Dominion OffRoad Jeep JK “Dirt Bagz” Saddle Bags ($125)
- Gamma Bags rear storage ($150)
- Front and rear Grabars ($175)
- M.O.R.E dead pedal ($60)
- Reverse-activated Backup camera (??)
Extra Goodies, not currently installed:
- Extra Gobi crossbars (one extra already installed)
- Gobi axe+shovel mounts
- Gobi spare awning mounts
- Rock Hard 4×4 diff armor, for the other diff
- Security Chain Company SZ486 snow chains (never used)
- Interior rotopax roll cage mount
- Front license plate bracket
- Original winch hook
- Most if not all nuts/bolts/etc that were replaced for the upgrades above, mostly labeled
- Binder of manuals for most of the upgrades above
