1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer

1991 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Recognized as the first luxury 4 wheel drive sport utility vehicle, the Jeep Grand Wagoneer continues to be an iconic vehicle for its luxurious options and features. The Wagoneer model was produced under numerous manufacturers from 1962-1991 and this first gen is highly sought after by collectors today. According to Popular Mechanics, The Grand Wagoneer was a staple in upscale towns across the country. And they were valet parked right alongside prestigious car brands like the Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Audi. Professional golfer Greg Norman had a Wagoneer in his collection, and so did Ralph Lauren.  For consignment, a 1991 Jeep Wagoneer showing 91,200 miles, but the true miles are unknown. This example has been fully restored and now features custom fuel injection and HEI ignition.   ***Due to modifications of the emissions control devices installed by the manufacturer, please check your local, state, and federal laws to determine if this vehicle is applicable for use on public highways in your area.***   Exterior We don't know where to look first, the glossy black paint or the fantastic woodgrain trim. They're both great and together, epic. The boxy shape will also forever be classic and the tall greenhouse is ideal for sightseeing as you drive through national parks, coastal towns, or just down your street. Simple tail lights come under the large flat rear window and a roof rack provides a matching shine to the polished trim that surrounds the window with some robust construction. Single headlights retain the Jeep family resemblance and a pair of foglights are perched on the front bumper. The 15-inch wheels are immaculate and hold 225/70R15 all around, preserving the straight, square stance. Cherry Oak vinyl panels are framed in lighter wood colored trim for a striking, and now legendary, exterior highlight.  The only imperfection we find is some chipping paint and evidence of filler down low.  Interior Woodgrain adorns the interior as well, beginning on the door panels where strips of woodgrain accent the beige, stitch patterned inner doors, each with a wooden header and carpeted lower and in beautiful condition. One panel on the driver's side rear door has detached at a corner. Beautiful leather bucket seats feature cloth inserts, electric controls, and carpeted shells and if you don't think this is a luxury SUV, check out that level of detail. The rear bench mirrors the materials and great condition and are low backed in comparison. Behind those seats, the nicely carpeted cargo area features stainless rails to make loading things easier, and they extend onto the tailgate. Up front, the dash combines black plastic housing for the square, (of course!), gauges and woodgrain trim pieces in a light shade that blends well with both the black and beige surroundings. An Alpine AM/FM/CD player with AUX and USB is onboard and deep pile beige carpet is below with a wooden cupholder serving as the center console.    Drivetrain Under the hood and in the clean bay is a 5.9 liter Magnum V8 with MSD fuel injection and the potential of 144 horsepower. It is mated to an A727 Torqueflite 3-speed automatic that begins the power delivery to front and rear Dana 44 axles with 2.73 gears.   Undercarriage Typical patina is found underneath with mostly dry conditions and the usual surface rust. In terms of components, we have a single exhaust that runs through a FlowMaster muffler on its way to the back and there is no catalytic converter in the system. Power brakes are onboard as front disc and rear drum, and leaf spring suspension is utilized front and rear.  Drive-Ability A commanding view of the road and lots of light floods in as you pilot this classic family adventure vehicle. The 5.9 starts without hesitation and the V8 delivers a good ride with nice acceleration, straight tracking, and turn-ins as you would expect for such an SUV. We note the A/C is not working and both the lef