2004 Jeep reviews

Setting up a vehicle to be towed by any RV is a significant undertaking. Such a vehicle is commonly referred to as a toad. There are only certain vehicles that can be towed, and these change from year to year. Certain YouTube podcasters cover this selection regularly. After acquiring a vehicle that can be flat towed, you need to find a service provider that can install the right equipment. These are sometimes difficult to find. The tow bar goes on the RV, which also must be properly wired for lights and braking systems. It will also have safety chains and an emergency brake-away. The toad itself will need a baseplate (where the tow bar connects), a braking system, a wiring harness to operate the proper lights, and a battery charging wire to keep the toad's battery functional. All of this can be very expensive. Not everyone wants to go through this set-up process. It would be very helpful for RVTrade (RV Insider) to offer a place to shop for toads that are already set-up. They are an essential for many RV owners. Anyone trying to sell an RV would benefit from having this market available. Anyone buying an RV would benefit from someone else's set-up efforts. What do you say RVInsider? How about a whole new category? Show less

Very hard to find, well maintained, ARIZONA Jeep TJ with ZERO rust. 4.0L Automatic with only 112,000 easy miles. Runs and drives perfectly. Everything works great. Only issues are a few chips in the paint and drivers exterior door handle sticks a little but easy to fix. Set up to tow behind RV, etc. TOAD, an expensive option and includes Break Buddy. Does not have roof rack pictured as I sold it separately. Interior is in good condition but does not have a back seat. New soft top, tires only have 5000 miles and come with Discount Tire warranty. This one you can't miss!! Lowball offers will be ignored. $18,500 or best reasonable offer. Call or text Curtis 952-270-8363 Show less