Seahawks Legend Marshawn Lynch Auctioning Off Pair of Custom Wranglers
Fans of the Denver Broncos are still reveling in Sunday’s huge Super Bowl victory, but one of the biggest wins tied to Jeep might come from previous Super Bowl champion and recent retiree Marshawn Lynch of the Seattle Seahawks.
The former all-pro running back is auctioning off a pair of custom Wranglers bearing his “Beast Mode” moniker. They’re both built by Custom Performance Vehicle Division at McLoughlin Chrysler, and sales will help raise money for Lynch’s Fam 1st Family Foundation near San Francisco.
As highlighted in a recent Four Wheeler report, the Jeeps are built from stock 2016 Wranglers, which have been modified with 4-inch Elite long-arm suspension, Mopar Dana 44 axles, Metalcloak fender flairs, and 37-inch tires wrapped around 20-inch beadlock wheels. The wicked machines also feature forum sponsor Top Of The Line Innovations’ Heat Expulsion Hood.
Inside, the Jeep’s been upgraded with custom black leather upholstery with green stitching and a 9-inch Alpine display with Focal Speakers and JBL subwoofer – along with the official Beast Mode stamped on the backrest.
Proceeds from the auction, which is being conducted on eBay, will be used to help underprivileged youth. So even if you aren’t necessarily a fan of the Seahawks or football, this is a win that every Jeep fan can celebrate.
