
1997 Jeep Wrangler
Mileage: 167,866 ยท Bradenton, FL
1997 Jeep Wrangler SE
Bradenton, FL
$24,997
(Customized Vehicle)
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Features
Mileage
167,866
Drivetrain
Four-Wheel Drive
Exterior color
Green
Interior color
Brown
MPG
18 MPG
Engine
120 hp 2.5L I4
Fuel type
Gasoline
Transmission
5-Speed Manual
Overview
- Make:Jeep
- Model:Wrangler
- Year:1997
- Trim:SE
- Body type:SUV / Crossover
- Exterior color:Green
- Interior color:Brown
- Mileage:167,866 mi
- Condition:Used
- VIN:1J4FY29P9VP526568
- Stock number:SN3302
Fuel economy
- Fuel tank size:15 gal
- Combined gas mileage:18 MPG
- City gas mileage:17 MPG
- Highway gas mileage:19 MPG
- Fuel type:Gasoline
Performance
- Transmission:5-Speed Manual
- Drivetrain:Four-Wheel Drive
- Engine:120 hp 2.5L I4
- Horsepower:120 hp
Safety
- ABS Brakes
- Driver Airbag
- Passenger Airbag
Measurements
- Doors:2 doors
- Front legroom:41 in
- Back legroom:34 in
- Cargo volume:55 cu ft
Options
- Steel Wheels
History
Clean title
No issues reported.
0 accidents reported
No accidents or damage reported.
8 previous owners
Vehicle has 8 previous owners.
Pricing
$24,997
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1997 Jeep Wrangler Renegade รขโฌ Lifted, Locked, and Trail-Ready Why This Car Is Special The 1997 Jeep Wrangler Renegade sits right in the middle of the TJ generation's first year of production, and that timing matters. Jeep introduced the TJ in 1997 after a decade of the YJ, and the most important change was the return of round headlights and, more significantly, the switch from rectangular leaf springs to a coil-spring suspension at all four corners. That coil-link setup gave the TJ meaningfully better articulation than its predecessor right out of the box, and it's a big part of why the TJ became the platform that serious off-road builders chose throughout the late 1990s and 2000s. The Renegade was a Special Edition package offered by Jeep in 1997 that added specific exterior graphics, distinctive badging, and color-coordinated trim elements รขโฌ it wasn't just a sticker package, it was a factory-designated appearance and equipment group that set this Wrangler apart from a base Sport trim on the showroom floor. This particular 1997 Jeep Wrangler Renegade has been built well beyond factory specification. The previous owner invested in hardware that costs real money and takes real knowledge to install correctly รขโฌ Detroit Lockers front and rear, a front winch, a custom steel bumper, and oversized mud-terrain tires. This is not a Jeep that was lifted and dressed up for looks. The Detroit Locker differentials alone signal serious intent. Those are automatic, positive-locking differentials that mechanically lock both axle shafts together under load, which means both wheels on each axle are driven simultaneously when traction is needed. That is a purpose-built trail tool, not a weekend wash-and-show accessory. Features List - 2.5L Inline-4 Engine - 5-Speed Manual Transmission - Lift Kit Installed - Oversized Interco Mud-Terrain Tires - Aftermarket Fuel Wheels - Front Winch Mounted - Custom Front Bumper - LED Light Bar - Soft Top Convertible - Tan Leather Interior - Tachometer - Renegade Edition Badging - Rear D-Ring Shackles - Spare Tire Mounted Rear - Power Steering - Factory Air Conditioning (ice cold) - Premium Aftermarket Stereo System - Detroit Locker Front Differential Mechanical Under the hood is Jeep's 2.5-liter inline four-cylinder, backed by a 5-speed manual transmission. The 2.5 is not the 4.0-liter inline six that many TJ buyers gravitate toward, but that's not the liability it might seem. The four-cylinder is lighter over the front axle, and when you're running Detroit Lockers at both ends with a lift and mud-terrain tires, you have already addressed the traction equation through hardware rather than horsepower. The manual gearbox keeps the driver connected to the terrain and allows precise throttle and gear management on technical trails รขโฌ exactly what this Jeep is set up for. The mechanical highlights here are the Detroit Lockers installed in both the front and rear differentials. Detroit Locker is one of the oldest and most respected names in locking differential technology. Unlike a limited-slip, a Detroit Locker does not rely on friction or electronics รขโฌ it mechanically locks the axle shafts together when torque is applied, ensuring both wheels on that axle receive power regardless of surface conditions. Running them front and rear means this Wrangler has full mechanical four-wheel drive grip in the truest sense. On mud, rock, sand, or any surface where one wheel might otherwise spin freely, both wheels dig. That combination is what separates a built Jeep from a stock one, and it's expensive to do properly. Power steering keeps the oversized tires manageable on and off road. The front winch is mounted on the custom steel bumper and provides a critical recovery tool for remote trail use. A winch is only as useful as the anchor points around it, and the rear D-ring shackles provide exactly that รขโฌ solid recovery points that can be used with a tree saver strap, another vehicle, or a ground anchor. Fact
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Power Brakes,Gauge - Tachometer,Wheel Diameter - 15 Inch,Removable Roof - Soft Top,Front Airbags - Dual,Front Seat Type - Bucket,Upholstery - Vinyl
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