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The Wagoneer has ties all the way back to Kaiser Jeep in the 60s. Over the years the styling and ownership would change hands a few times. The Grand Wagoneer name appeared under AMC in 1984 when AMC was updating their Jeep line. It would become the gold standard of the SUV market, thus sealing its destiny to become a fan favorite even in modern times. Enjoying a long life, one of the longest produced vehicles on the same platform for decades it could not survive the oil price shock in 1990. Here we have a 1991 model, the last year of the legend. Up on approach you immediately take note of the Hunter Green exterior. The tan or Biscuit interior is also in good shape and goes well with the Hunter Green. Really cool to see the old phone included as it had back then. The paint is believed to have a lot of originality to it and still shows great. Speaking of the paint, 1991 as the final year only saw 1,560 models built and of those it is believed less than 150 of them came with the rare Hunter Green Paint. The wood paneling also looks great and...

This Jeep is all original and ready to roll. With only 96,661 miles that are believed to be actual, this Jeep still has a lot of life left. This Grand Wagoneer is one family owned with the Grandparents handing it down to the current owner 6 years ago and the car being driven very little since. The original 360 CI V8 is still strong and a staple in these old Jeeps, especially since it has been converted to fuel injection. Classic look with modern efficiency! The automatic transmission shifts smooth and makes sure you get where your going with no hiccups. The exterior is exactly as it should be with the factory brown paint and wood grain look, and is in nice driver quality condition. The interior is in good shape and shows little to no wear. Options on this cool 1984 Jeep Grand...

Willys was founded all the way back in 1908. Willys was well known for making reliable off-road vehicles for civilian and military applications. After WWII ended Jeep was ready to unveil a truck that would become iconic even today. The Willys Overland Pickup debuted in 1947 and would see production until 1965 before it was replaced by the Gladiator. This '49 model may look like your grandfather's old truck, but she has a surprise. The weathered red patina look really works for this truck. Body is in good shape. The wheels and fresher set of tires helps complete the stance and really sets it off. Inside you'll find tan leather seats that are sharp and in nice order. A BB gun is on display on the gun rack behind the seat for all to see and can't help you think of simpler times. The surprise lurks under the hood as this truck is powered by a Tripower 327ci V8! That's right, she is rocking 3x2 bbl carburetors. Power runs down through a 3-Speed Automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for over...

In 1988 The Grand Wagoneer was the granddaddy of all Jeeps. These were top of the line trucks and they still functioned in the way you would expect from your Jeep. This is one of the nicest Jeep Grand Wagoneers in existence. Don't let the mileage fool you, 139,777 is nothing when it comes to these Jeeps. This one has a smooth running 5. 9L V8 mated to the original 3-Speed automatic and it runs and shifts nicely. The exterior is silver, with the wood grain paneling that made these things look so good. The exterior is in great shape and shows very well. The interior is burgundy leather and looks great for its age and mileage. Overall this is a great find and you better for your shot to own this awesome Jeep. Options on this 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer...

The Wagoneer goes all the way back to Kaiser Jeep in the 60s. Over the years the styling and ownership would change hands a few times. The Wagoneer name appeared under AMC in 1984 when AMC was updating their Jeep line. It would become the gold standard of the SUV market, thus sealing its destiny to become a fan favorite even in modern times. This model is a '79 and wow is she sharp! The yellow paint still shows well and the hub caps with yellow outlines sure makes her look good. Inside you'll find a two-tone brown/tan cloth interior that goes well with the exterior tones and in good order. Under the hood is a 360ci V8 and mated to a automatic transmission. Current owner has had her for about 2 years and was acquired from a retired Fire Chief whom received it formerly from the Pottersville Fire Department itself making it a 3-owner...