For Sale: The most Grand Wagoneer ever made
Jeep Grand Wagoneer Limo - Click above for high-res image gallery
There will always be something special about the Jeep Grand Wagoneer that keeps the original Sport Utility Vehicle entrenched firmly on our list of truly iconic American automobiles. Somehow, despite the old-school design and fake wood paneling, the GW manages to look both classy and capable at once.
Though we'll take our Grand Wagoneer exactly as God and American Motors intended, we think this stretched limo-spec Woodie is rather tastefully done as well. If nothing else, it's far cooler that any stretched-to-the-hilt Hummer H2 we've ever laid eyes on. According to the seller (the original ad can be found here), this model is an '87 and features the trusty 360 cubic inch V8 engine, automatic transmission and the requisite four-wheel drive.
It looks to be in good shape inside and out, as it should with just over 43,000 miles showing on the clock. As an added bonus, this Grand Wagoneer sports an attractive black exterior, a fake forest's worth of wood paneling and a very nice tan interior. Take it home for $24,900. Just be sure to replace those awful wheels with something more appropriate... like stock steelies with chrome trim rings.
Gallery: Jeep Grand Wagoneer Limo
[Source: Hemmings Auto Blog]






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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Amr 9:15AM (10/03/2009)
sweet!
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Egon 9:24AM (10/03/2009)
Awesome! I'll place a bid if (and only if) the VHS player still works.
Useless daily trivia: The Grand Wagoneer was one of very few (perhaps only) models to incorporate bits from the parts bins of all 3 of the Detroit automakers, GM, Ford, and Chrysler, at the same time.
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Bill 5:47PM (10/03/2009)
I know that many AMCs had GM engines and Chrysler Torqueflite transmissions, but I was unaware of Ford components. Can you elaborate?
Egon 6:17PM (10/03/2009)
Motorcraft/Ford supplied carburators for the AMC 360 V8 engine.
Mr Clickerson 1:50AM (10/04/2009)
As well as the carbs on the 2.8L V6s in the Cherokee XJ's and other vehicles for as long as they were produced.
ted 6:55AM (10/04/2009)
People used to say AMC stood for "All Motorcraft and Chrysler."
Avinash machado 10:18AM (10/03/2009)
Has a hearse like look to it.
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minidude 10:31AM (10/03/2009)
No "Wood" here!
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Sea Urchin 10:40AM (10/03/2009)
Perfect for Rick Wagoner, he can drive and use all that space for the money GM gave him over the years. Wagoner the Wagoneer.
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Aloysius Vampa 10:45AM (10/03/2009)
Awesome!
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Visnick 11:12AM (10/03/2009)
Does it come with a beige T-shirt tuxedo for the driver?
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P.V. 11:21AM (10/03/2009)
It looks awesome inside and out!
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gluckens 11:29AM (10/03/2009)
Oh contraire, THIS is the grandest Wagoneer ever made:
http://www.globalmotors.net/jeep-ferrari-jerrari/
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Jim 11:55AM (10/03/2009)
That is awful.
Farris 12:35PM (10/03/2009)
I want my click back. And a new keyboard... I'll never get all the vomit out of this one.
daleam 12:56PM (10/03/2009)
That is disgusting. - 1,000
dukeisduke 5:35PM (10/03/2009)
Wow, I'd forgotten all about the Jerrari. I remember seeing a magazine article about it, *many* years ago. Too bad it's not Ferrari-powered anymore.
HotRodzNKustoms 8:02PM (10/03/2009)
Only Bill Harrah! Ok well now a Saudi Prince...
turbo-quattro 12:36PM (10/03/2009)
now I want to get this and start a limo service. they have the Hummer limos, but incase that is out of your price range you can hire the wagoneer! bring your own vhs!
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chris 12:37PM (10/03/2009)
haha, awesome. big load of '80's cheese. Limo's are always over the top to me, this one is pretty cool.
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