Thanks, I took it back and told them I would think about it. I just don't want to get into something I'm going to have frame rot in a few years...Yep, it doesn't look very good! But it is very normal is certain parts of the country, because of the snow, ice and salt issues, from the highway.
Now is it really going to hurt anything, probably not.
About the only way to find a 2007 wrangler, without rust, or at least minimal, is to purchase one from a dry climate. Southern Arizona, Southern Nevada, desert area's of California, or southern Texas.
Yea I'm tired of fighting the loosing battle with my current tj and I really need the extra seats with a growing family....I've had first hand experience with wrenching on rusty Jeeps (XJ and TJ). Bottom line, I got so sick of busting knuckles, using torches, and breaking bolts, that I sold everything and went to a brand new JK. Rust sucks, I'd stay away!
X2 with the Old Dog. It's up to you to decide how much rust you're willing to accept. There's actually a lot worse out there. Based upon your photos it doesn't seem like there are any structural issues, at this point.Yep, it doesn't look very good! But it is very normal is certain parts of the country, because of the snow, ice and salt issues, from the highway.
Now is it really going to hurt anything, probably not.
About the only way to find a 2007 wrangler, without rust, or at least minimal, is to purchase one from a dry climate. Southern Arizona, Southern Nevada, desert area's of California, or southern Texas.