What is a stock TJ worth these days? Getting a lot of different opinions.

[TheMuffinOfEvil]

My dad has a 2004 Wrangler Sport, completely factory except for a modern stereo and the rims and tires, 6 cylinder, stick shift, AC.

130,000 miles.

No mechanical issues. Red paint in great shape, soft top four years old.

We are getting a lot of differing opinions on what a fair price to ask is, figured I would ask here for some input.

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[JTR178]

My dad has a 2004 Wrangler Sport, completely factory except for a modern stereo and the rims and tires, 6 cylinder, stick shift, AC.

130,000 miles.

No mechanical issues. Red paint in great shape, soft top four years old.

We are getting a lot of differing opinions on what a fair price to ask is, figured I would ask here for some input.

Really going to depend on the Wrangler market in your area. That would go for $9-11K in my part of SC.

 

[TheMuffinOfEvil]

Really going to depend on the Wrangler market in your area. That would go for $9-11K in my part of SC.

That is about what I thought, however we really have had suggestions all over the board so I was doubting myself.

Thank you for your input.

 

[Hootbro]

Really going to depend on how much if any frame rust you have. In my area, most are swiss cheese but still command $5K-$6K. No rust southern vehicle, then yeah, it will push into the $10K range depending on options.

 

[TheMuffinOfEvil]

Really going to depend on how much if any frame rust you have. In my area, most are swiss cheese but still command $5K-$6K. No rust southern vehicle, then yeah, it will push into the $10K range depending on options.

Thanks for the input, it is actually completely rust free. My dad bought it almost brand new when he retired as his retirement toy and he's insanely protective of it and very anal about the care and upkeep.

 

[Wheelin98TJ]

$10k minimum, $15k on a good day.

 

[am1978]

Check CarMax— nevermind, too old

 

[jebiruph]

If it's like new with no issues, I'd say closer to $15k than $10k.

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