2004 Jeep Rubicon Build

Here is a video walk around of my 2004 jeep rubicon build. It is a low mileage 2004 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. 4.0L 5spd with 116K miles. Jeep runs, drives and looks great. No mechanical issues, no leaks or knocks. No rust on the body or the frame, I have owned many jeeps over my years and this sucker is CLEAN!!
2” old man Emu lift
JKS quick disconnects for swaybars
Brand new Bushwacker flat fender flares with led marker lights
Basically new, 5-Fuel Wheels Anza Gun Metal; 15x8 with Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ 33.5x12.5 R15
Flow master Exhaust
KC fog lights wired to factory fog switch
LED headlights
Not sure of the brand rear bumper with Tire swing. Tire swing not installed I like the look of the jeep without the wheel on the back. (personal preference)
Besttop soft top. Windows are in good shape
Hard full doors with tinted windows
Soft full doors for the warmer months
Seats in good shape no rips
Covered the seats in Rough Country Neoprene seat covers
Rear cargo area has carpet, floor area has new vinyl flooring with all weather mats
New shift knob
Sony head unit with Bluetooth and hands free calling.
Center console has subwoofer in it.
Jeep TJ Trunk
Lots of other miscellaneous part come with the jeep, mirros, high lift jack hood mount, window frame fog mounts,
Rough Country MLC-6 multiple light controller

[@Outdoormax13]

This is a cool build, I'm just getting into off-roading myself. I'm looking into 1990-2005 model years jeep wrangler rubicons. Would you suggest lifting it first or getting a snorkel first?

[@RideTheEarthnow]

Definitely a lift over a snorkel. In all my years of offroadong I have never needed a snorkel, and I have gone deeeeep in mud and water many times.

[@garycollins2379]

Price?

[@RideTheEarthnow]

She sold a while ago.