1966 Jeep Wagoneer for sale caught my eye

[Jesda]

http://jesda.com/2012/09/07/classic-for ... neer-2500/





For sale at a Mopar dealer for $2500. 45,000 miles.

[SHIFT_COUPE]

Very cool find.

[Kompresshun]

Do it. I have loved every Jeep i've owned(exluding the Grand Cherokees). That thing has some serious potential and is quite a rare find. They're unbelievably cheap to work on and parts are EVERYWHERE.

[Rex]

Didn't the guy on Chasing Classic Cars pay >$20k for a pristine one of a similar era?

Edit, I think it was this one
http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_detai ... 112-120513

[Pento240sx]

That is very cheap, buy IT!

[Bubba1]

Ha. I remember when they were new. That looks like a base model.. My dad looked into buying a new one in 1966 but opted for a new 1966 International Travelall instead as his DD biz vehicle. (bigger, better built, more reliable). His partner had a base Wagoneer of that era briefly. I rode in it several times. It was a more comfortable vehicle than the International, but it was notoriously unreliable and guzzled gas. (Of course gas back then was like 30cents/gallon gas was not that big a deal as it is now.). I also remember his base model had rubber floor mats, and carpeting was optional. If I remember right, the Super Wagoneer had the carpeting and luxury touches standard. And I believe AM radios were also standard on Wagoneers of that era. Had to pay extra for the AM/FM.

I can certainly see the coolness factor of having one now, but I'd suggest staying away from it.

[PapaSmurf2k3]

Let's be honest, Jesda doesn't need any more coolness factor.

Unless he's looking at a Miata or something.

[Rev_D21]

Looks great, I'd buy if I was into that sort of thing. Still a cool original none-the-less!!