Summary

Commissioned by MLB player Andruw Jones, this 2012 Wrangler named 'The Savage Bull' has been transformed into a custom 4-door 6x6. Powered by a 6.4-liter HEMI V8 engine mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission.

Details

This 2012 Jeep Wrangler has been completely customized from the ground up and modified into an extended wheelbase 6x6 pickup. The build was commissioned by Atlanta Braves MLB player Andruw Jones. Jones named the build 'The Savage Bull' and used it to transport teammates to and from games, spring training and special events. Fully custom, this no-expense-spared professional build only retains one stock component, the windshield. A key goal of the build was driveability and ride quality, especially for highway cruising. This unique, one-off build includes customizations such as full-size custom rear doors, roof light pod designed to reduce wind noise, custom center axle and a 200-pound custom aluminum front grille. Power comes from a new HEMI 6.4-liter (392ci) V8 crate engine mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. This 6x6 has a pass-through axle that allows both axles to propel the vehicle. Beautifully finished in Mercedes-Benz Silver over a black interior. Stopping power comes from Wilwood disc brakes. Other features include Borla headers and dual gas tanks for longer trips. The custom interior is trimmed in leather and has a baseball-stitched theme throughout. It also features a custom dash, four captain's chairs, extended rear doors and a stereo system with Alpine head unit, 14 Focal speakers and Mosconi amps. The 8-foot custom aluminum bed features an electric cover for ample storage. This rig is also equipped with a push-button shift, rear camera mirror and parking sensors. It rides on custom 22-inch wheels wrapped in 37-inch Nitto Ridge Grappler tires. The sale includes a jersey and baseball signed by Jones, who also signed the custom build inside the tailgate. Build photos and build receipts are also included in the sale. CARFAX shows manufacturer safety recall on 12/01/2014: Power Mirror Wiring; Manufacturer safety recall on 02/14/2018: Passenger Airbag Inflator; damage report on 04/11/2016: Accident reported with another motor vehicle; Damage to right side, airbags did not deploy.