Just for Wickey…

Since you have a interest in the Jeep Grand Cherokee, I thought you might like to see (if you don’t already know about it) a very special version of the Jeep Grand Cherokee.

-The 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee "Columbia Edition"

They were intentionally produced for only three months (only 6000 units were manufactured) which makes them somewhat rare and hard to find, enjoy!!! >>More info below the pictures…









"Columbia Edition" features:
•Production started October 6, 2003, arriving at dealers in mid October.
•Limited availability, only 6,000 will be produced, production ends in December.
•Special "Columbia" badging
•Available in 2WD and 4WD versions
•4.0L I6 engine standard (42RE transmission)
•4.7L HO engine optional (545RFE transmission)
•Selec-Trac transfer case standard
•Dana 35C/194MM Rear Axle standard, Dana 44 optional
•Unique 2-tone seats with Columbia logo
•Unique aluminum finish dash trim
•Foglamps
•Rear Auxiliary 12-Volt Power Outlet
•Auto headlamps
•Overhead console with Homelink
•Unique 17" wheels with platinum finish
•Optional seventeen-inch Chrome Clad Aluminum Wheels
•P225/75R16 BSW All-Terrain Tires
•Graphite side cladding
•Graphite finish front and rear fascias
•Infinity sound system with 10-disc changer
•Roof rack crossrails standard
•6-way power seats standard
•Available exterior colors:
Brilliant Black Crystal Pearl Coat
Bright Silver Metallic Clear Coat
Stone White Clear Coat
Inferno Red Tinted Pearl Coat
Midnight Blue Pearl Coat

Options:
•4.7L HO engine optional (545RFE transmission)
•Rear Vari-Lok 3.73 Progressive Axle Dana 44
•Power heated mirrors
•Skid plate group
•Side curtain air bags
•RB1 Navigation radio
•Adjustable pedals
•Tire pressure monitor system
•Trailer tow group
•Engine block heater
•Buyers will receive a complimentary Columbia Bugaboo® parka featuring a zip-in Chehalis™ or Shoshone™ fleece vest.
•MSRP starts at $30,375.00 (2WD) and $32,345 (4WD)

I personally hope that one day IMCDb will get a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee "Columbia Edition" added to it’s collection. Hope you enjoy!!!

Sincerely, Neptune

interesting - thanx for info - so the easiest way to identify it is probably the dark painted lower metal parts