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A long-wheelbase Rubicon built for rock crawling, with a 6-inch Nth Degree GyroJoint long-arm suspension, Tummy Tucker skid plate, Bilstein shocks, and Currie steering components. Its Dana 44 axles carry 4.88:1 gears, Eaton E-lockers, Poison Spyder rock rings, Alloy USA chromoly axle components, and RockCrusher differential covers, with Tom Wood’s and Inland Empire driveline work. The build also includes a Warn Magnum 9000 winch, aftermarket bumpers, ShrockWorks rock sliders, Poison Spyder rear corner guards, and removed parts and accessories included.

Strengths

  • Rock-crawling suspension and driveline build
  • Dana 44 axle upgrades
  • Warn winch and armor package
  • Included documentation and removed parts

Watch For

  • Modified and used for rock crawling
  • Corrosion is visible on underside components
  • Fog lights are disconnected
  • Photographed blemishes are present