*1968 Jeep Wagoneer*Although people credit the Range Rover as the
first luxury SUV, the reality is that Jeep had them beat by more
than a decade. With a 29 year production run, the Wagoneer
underwent a number of redesigns, with the wood-paneled variant
being the most well known. But, the earlier examples featured
extremely unique and attractive styling, along with a host of great
engines. This 1968 example is from the first re-design of the
Wagoneer, which was launched in 1967.One of the finest examples
anywhere, this Wagoneer is finished in a stunning shade of red over
a black houndstooth interior. It was subject to a body-off OEM-plus
restoration by marque experts Jeep Farm in Arizona. Although
restored to look very original on, numerous upgrades were carried
out to make it both better to use and more reliable. The beautiful
red body is contrasted by a set of white painted steel wheels with
stainless-steel hubcaps, wrapped in BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A
tires. These wheels are connected to a set of 1982 Wagoneer axles
front and rear, which are extra sturdy and give the benefit of
power steering. At the rear, a modern tow hitch receiver with
electronic hookups has been addedThe interior is a very classic
combination of black vinyl and black/white houndstooth on both the
front and rear bench seats. A two-spoke steering wheel frames a
simple white-on-black speedometer that is set within an aluminum
panel, and the black dashboard provides a great, unobstructed view
of the road in front of you. The original looking stereo has been
updated with hidden USB and Bluetooth capabilities.Under the hood
is a rugged 350 cubic inch "Dauntless" V8, available for only two
years, which was sourced from Buick. This numbers matching
powerplant has been updated with a Howell EFI system with an engine
control module that makes the car run smoother while improving
power and efficiency. Power is then sent through a rebuilt 3-speed
automatic to all four wheels. On the transmission tunnel inside the
Wagoneer is a lever for the Shiftable 4 wheel drive with a two
speed transfer case, and the front wheels have manual locking hubs.
To slow the truck down, disc brakes have been fitted on all four
wheels.With the rapidly growing market for vintage sport utility
vehicles, the early Wagoneers like this one, present a unique and
rare option, with enough space to fit the entire family. This
example benefits from a comprehensive restoration and offers a fun
driving experience, without sacrificing modern comfort and
reliability.*Key Features* * High Quality Restoration by Jeep Farm
in Arizona * Buick-Sourced 350c.i. "Dauntless" V8 * Howell
Electronic Fuel Injection w/ ECM * Refreshed During Restoration *
Numbers Matching * 3-Speed Automatic Transmission * Shiftable
4-Wheel Drive System * Locking Front Hubs * Rebuilt Differential *
1982 Wagoneer Axles * Power Steering * 4-Wheel Disc Brakes *
Original-Look Headunit with USB/Bluetooth * Modern Tow Hitch
w/Power Hookup*Additional Information* * Original Sales Brochure *
Extensive Restoration Photos and ReceiptsFor more information on
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