This TJ is the last year of Jeep, 1941 - 2006. Cool video, I dig the interior, lighter color, mine is cool but much darker. Nothing like a TJ, imo the best Jeep of them all with apologies to the MB.
Boa .... really well cared for! I like these Jeep TJ models very much and the 4.0 machines are very robust! it looks like new ... i like the original instead of tinkering. Greetings from Germany :)
My '05 TJ Rocky Mtn has a modest 2.5" lift with 32"KO2's. I will never go beyond this lift. It's the perfect set up for me and is great on and off road. If you have any skill and common sense, you can go almost anywhere in a TJ. My off roading is mostly beach and dune wheelin with some trails in the fall and winter, but I have to travel to get to them. The aftermarket has fooled most everyone into thinking you need this and that to do anything great or worth while with any 4x4 vehicle.
@@JeepTJWheelin just about all my 4wding is on the beach also. I have actually been turned off to modifying my 4x4 because everyone I see in my area has every possible modification on their jeeps yet they never bother to actually learn about 4wding skills or safe recovery techniques. They line up on the beach and talk about their ridiculous modifications like its a car show instead of enjoying nature. I know they look at my little stock jeep and think its "lame" but somehow I feel like the smart one.
@@kelkev85 Agree, I avoid these people with their rolling aftermarket catalog heeps, especially the 4 dr limos. I can't look at them, they are just fugly and goofy looking! Beach and dune wheelin' is definitely my favorite type of off roading. And yet most don't appreciate it. That's quality family time, not dopey jeep meet time. I park as far away from them as possible, which is why Ocracoke Island, NC is the best, lots of elbow room. I much prefer stock to "very" near stock TJ's, these are my favorite Jeeps by far. When Jeeps are unnecessarily overbuilt, they ride like shit NO matter what aftermarket parts you throw at it. I take my wife and sons to the Outer Banks and that's where the TJ is most at home. 😎🏖 Jeep: Born '41 Died '06 Heep '07 - present
Thom Elloyan Good luck with your search. If your budget allows try to get the six cylinder. The 4.0 is known to be a bulletproof motor. They are decent vehicles if maintained and easy to work on when something breaks. They also hold their value well.
I own a 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ that is the same color and soft top. Anything of mine is for sale. I have a video of it on my TH-cam page. It,s In mint condition
I’ve had my tJ rubicon for 16 years. 05 model. 206,600 miles on it. I won’t trade or sell. Love it. My wife ask me if I wanted a new Jeep, told her no way. Whatever breaks on this one I’ll fix. The only part I am concerned about are the computers. You can’t fix those. You have to send them off and hope you get a good one back. Jeep tJ,s are the best. Love my rubicon.
@@offrodnolefmr7445 I have an '05 TJ Rocky Mtn 4.0 I6 w/ about 145k miles and feel the same. It's by far the best vehicle I've had. Jeep '41 - '06 Heep '07 - present O|||||||O 🇺🇸ONLY IN A 2 DR🇺🇸
Sometimes you are fortunate to find a TJ that's in great condition with a 4.0l I6 that's an automatic and it's just too good to pass up. I just bought an auto '05 TJ Rocky Mtn edition and it's the best vehicle I've owned.
It's a shame anyone buys a Jeep after '06. That's the real travesty! Unless you have a great muscle car like a '68 Chevy Camaro SS, manuals are so friggin disappointing going through gears with zerO performance. What's the point??!! And if you ever off road, you would know an automatic is a thousands times better. Don't get me wrong, I love the 4.0 I6 but no one is ever going to mistake it for a performance engine. Jeep '41 - '06
I really just wash this dude go on a 15 minute drive and that’s it, and to be honest. I love it lol
This TJ is the last year of Jeep, 1941 - 2006. Cool video, I dig the interior, lighter color, mine is cool but much darker. Nothing like a TJ, imo the best Jeep of them all with apologies to the MB.
It’s in amazing condition! What a beauty you’ve got there ❤️
What an amazing video my dream is too buy a 2006 jeep wrangler rubicon! With that legendary 4.0 ! I will not rest until i get one
Have you got one yet dude?
Hope you got one! Also some rest afterward. ;-)
Dude I’m getting one for my first vehicle
Have an '05 Unlimited Rubicon. Only 11,596 produced in '05 and '06. Get Lotsa offers. Seems to hard to find.
Excellent video! Scenery made me miss that area too.
Boa .... really well cared for! I like these Jeep TJ models very much and the 4.0 machines are very robust! it looks like new ... i like the original instead of tinkering.
Greetings from Germany :)
I agree original unmodified is best or at most subtle changes.
My '05 TJ Rocky Mtn has a modest 2.5" lift with 32"KO2's. I will never go beyond this lift. It's the perfect set up for me and is great on and off road. If you have any skill and common sense, you can go almost anywhere in a TJ. My off roading is mostly beach and dune wheelin with some trails in the fall and winter, but I have to travel to get to them. The aftermarket has fooled most everyone into thinking you need this and that to do anything great or worth while with any 4x4 vehicle.
@@JeepTJWheelin just about all my 4wding is on the beach also. I have actually been turned off to modifying my 4x4 because everyone I see in my area has every possible modification on their jeeps yet they never bother to actually learn about 4wding skills or safe recovery techniques. They line up on the beach and talk about their ridiculous modifications like its a car show instead of enjoying nature. I know they look at my little stock jeep and think its "lame" but somehow I feel like the smart one.
@@kelkev85 Agree, I avoid these people with their rolling aftermarket catalog heeps, especially the 4 dr limos. I can't look at them, they are just fugly and goofy looking!
Beach and dune wheelin' is definitely my favorite type of off roading. And yet most don't appreciate it. That's quality family time, not dopey jeep meet time. I park as far away from them as possible, which is why Ocracoke Island, NC is the best, lots of elbow room.
I much prefer stock to "very" near stock TJ's, these are my favorite Jeeps by far. When Jeeps are unnecessarily overbuilt, they ride like shit NO matter what aftermarket parts you throw at it.
I take my wife and sons to the Outer Banks and that's where the TJ is most at home.
😎🏖
Jeep:
Born '41
Died '06
Heep '07 - present
That was perfect. Thank you.
Excellent and thorough video. Thank you.
The super reliable inline six engine 👌
Same I want this car too.
I'm scared to drive but a little TJ doesnt seem too bad 👉👈
Great video. I love my 2008 JK
Just curious how much it sold for?
That 4.0 is the only American engine that can out torque and out last Toyota’s 3.4
Is it easy to find parts for these TJs ? Engine, dirvetrain? Thank you.
Yes. The parts are also used in other truck models of Jeep and Dodge so getting parts is not hard.
Awesome video! Looking to purchase a 2006 Wrangler this week. Would you say it’s in an overall decent vehicle?
Thom Elloyan Good luck with your search. If your budget allows try to get the six cylinder. The 4.0 is known to be a bulletproof motor. They are decent vehicles if maintained and easy to work on when something breaks. They also hold their value well.
I own a 2005 Jeep Wrangler TJ that is the same color and soft top. Anything of mine is for sale. I have a video of it on my TH-cam page. It,s In mint condition
I’ve had my tJ rubicon for 16 years. 05 model. 206,600 miles on it. I won’t trade or sell. Love it. My wife ask me if I wanted a new Jeep, told her no way. Whatever breaks on this one I’ll fix. The only part I am concerned about are the computers. You can’t fix those. You have to send them off and hope you get a good one back. Jeep tJ,s are the best. Love my rubicon.
@@diversecitygarage1600 Not decent, these are great vehicles.
@@offrodnolefmr7445 I have an '05 TJ Rocky Mtn 4.0 I6 w/ about 145k miles and feel the same. It's by far the best vehicle I've had.
Jeep '41 - '06
Heep '07 - present
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🇺🇸ONLY IN A 2 DR🇺🇸
Didn’t the se only come with the 4 cylinder?
In 2006 the SE also had the option for the 4.0
Where did you get the hard top for the jeep?
It came from the factory with the hard top
JESUS IS KING. AMEN. ✝️🙏😇👍
How can I view this online? Website?
J&C J&C it sold in April
Here from roblox Greenville
Do you think a manual would be better?
DAT TRAN my personal preference is a manual transmission
Sometimes you are fortunate to find a TJ that's in great condition with a 4.0l I6 that's an automatic and it's just too good to pass up. I just bought an auto '05 TJ Rocky Mtn edition and it's the best vehicle I've owned.
How is it an se and a 4.0. An se is a 4 cylinder. A 4.0 is a 6 cylinder
Chasitek In 2006 the SE also had the option for the 4.0 6 cylinder.
Hmm. I did not know that
It is the 4.0L I6 not the piece of shit 3.8
if anyone owns this car and has discord, respond to this I have a couple questions
Big Lion I have the 2.5L otherwise feel free to get back to me
Would be nice if you talked
A shame its not a manual
It's a shame anyone buys a Jeep after '06. That's the real travesty!
Unless you have a great muscle car like a '68 Chevy Camaro SS, manuals are so friggin disappointing going through gears with zerO performance. What's the point??!! And if you ever off road, you would know an automatic is a thousands times better. Don't get me wrong, I love the 4.0 I6 but no one is ever going to mistake it for a performance engine.
Jeep '41 - '06
No talking means no likes my friend
itsimma beast thanks for the feedback. What would you like to hear me talk about? I want people to be able to see and hear the vehicle.
No talking means like from me
@@eugenebrusov1459 yep! POV = no talking
The TJ speaks for itself and
it's very refreshing not to hear someone yapping.