For Sale at Auction: 1989 Jeep 4x4 in Auburn, Indiana

By 1989, the Jeep Grand Wagoneer had already secured its place as one of the most influential luxury sport utility vehicles ever built. Evolving from the original Wagoneer introduced in 1963, it pioneered the idea of combining genuine four-wheel-drive capability with premium comfort, setting the blueprint for today's luxury SUVs. Powered by AMC's dependable 360-cubic-inch V-8 engine and equipped with Jeep's proven four-wheel-drive system, the Grand Wagoneer offered exceptional versatility wrapped in unmistakable styling highlighted by its signature woodgrain trim. As one of the final years before production ended, the 1989 Grand Wagoneer has become one of the most sought-after and collectible classic Jeeps, admired for its timeless design, unmatched character, and historic significance. One of the finest, unrestored original classic Grand Wagoneers extant, this example is the type of automobile that collectors and enthusiasts seek out when looking to add to their collections. As documented on the original window sticker and the still-present rear dealer decal, this Jeep was delivered new to Springfield Jeep-Eagle in Springfield, Missouri. Living a very pampered life since the start, which the clean and detailed CARFAX� report reflects, this 4x4 was then sold to a new owner in Michigan, before being acquired by a Mopar executive for Stellantis, the perfect home for this Jeep to live. From there, this Jeep would end up in the collection of noted Jeep expert and enthusiast Dennis Collins. As seen on 'Coffee Walk', his car-focused YouTube channel, even Dennis couldn't believe the condition this example was in. Showing 57,962 miles on the odometer, the original Sand paint and woodgrain paneling appear remarkably well, and present as if this example has far fewer miles on it. Under the hood lies its original 5.9-liter AMC V-8 engine and a well-presented engine bay that only shows minor signs of use. Inside, the factory Sand interior is also in remarkable condition with the original carpet and steering wheel in top shape, two items that are typically the first to wear from time and use. As one would expect, this Jeep is fully loaded with power options and factory air-conditioning. Little details throughout further reinforce how original this 1989 Grand Wagoneer is. A wide range of seldom-seen items and markings that are typically lost to time and use can still be found on this example, such as the original factory tape that rests underneath the rear windshield wiper blade, the original "Always Remove Key" sticker on the rear trunk locking mechanism, original rear cargo cover, and a seldom-seen factory trailer hitch. Items that accompany this Jeep include the aforementioned original window sticker, clean CARFAX� report, various service records, and manuals. As collector interest in highly original sport utility vehicles continues to grow, examples of this caliber have become increasingly scarce and fiercely sought after. Combining exceptional preservation, documented history, and ownership by one of the hobby's foremost Jeep authorities, this Grand Wagoneer will serve as a benchmark for preservation and be a welcomed addition to one's collection. * An outstanding, unrestored original Grand Wagoneer
* Equipped with an array of original markings and features
* Fully loaded with power features and four-wheel drive
* Accompanied by its original window sticker, service records, and manuals
* Formerly owned by Mopar executive
* Owned and offered by Jeep expert, enthusiast, and host of YouTube's 'Coffee Walk', Dennis Collins

By 1989, the Jeep Grand Wagoneer had already secured its place as one of the most influential luxury sport utility vehicles ever built. Evolving from the original Wagoneer introduced in 1963, it pioneered the idea of combining genuine four-wheel-drive capability with premium comfort, setting the blueprint for today's luxury SUVs. Powered by AMC's dependable 360-cubic-inch V-8 engine and equipped with Jeep's proven four-wheel-drive system, the Grand Wagoneer offered exceptional versatility wrapped in unmistakable styling highlighted by its signature woodgrain trim. As one of the final years before production ended, the 1989 Grand Wagoneer has become one of the most sought-after and collectible classic Jeeps, admired for its timeless design, unmatched character, and historic significance.

One of the finest, unrestored original classic Grand Wagoneers extant, this example is the type of automobile that collectors and enthusiasts seek out when looking to add to their collections. As documented on the original window sticker and the still-present rear dealer decal, this Jeep was delivered new to Springfield Jeep-Eagle in Springfield, Missouri. Living a very pampered life since the start, which the clean and detailed CARFAX� report reflects, this 4x4 was then sold to a new owner in Michigan, before being acquired by a Mopar executive for Stellantis, the perfect home for this Jeep to live. From there, this Jeep would end up in the collection of noted Jeep expert and enthusiast Dennis Collins. As seen on 'Coffee Walk', his car-focused YouTube channel, even Dennis couldn't believe the condition this example was in. Showing 57,962 miles on the odometer, the original Sand paint and woodgrain paneling appear remarkably well, and present as if this example has far fewer miles on it. Under the hood lies its original 5.9-liter AMC V-8 engine and a well-presented engine bay that only shows minor signs of use. Inside, the factory Sand interior is also in remarkable condition with the original carpet and steering wheel in top shape, two items that are typically the first to wear from time and use. As one would expect, this Jeep is fully loaded with power options and factory air-conditioning.

Little details throughout further reinforce how original this 1989 Grand Wagoneer is. A wide range of seldom-seen items and markings that are typically lost to time and use can still be found on this example, such as the original factory tape that rests underneath the rear windshield wiper blade, the original 'Always Remove Key' sticker on the rear trunk locking mechanism, original rear cargo cover, and a seldom-seen factory trailer hitch.

Items that accompany this Jeep include the aforementioned original window sticker, clean CARFAX� report, various service records, and manuals. As collector interest in highly original sport utility vehicles continues to grow, examples of this caliber have become increasingly scarce and fiercely sought after. Combining exceptional preservation, documented history, and ownership by one of the hobby's foremost Jeep authorities, this Grand Wagoneer will serve as a benchmark for preservation and be a welcomed addition to one's collection.