Could This 1988 Jeep Grand Wagoneer Be Your Summer Fling?

For many, it's in just the right condition. It's not so perfect that you're afraid to drive it, but it also has its share of usage. Small dents can be found on the body with a slightly mismatched white repaint in some areas, all minor blemishes. Since it's traveled so far these things are expected. The ad seems to state most of the imperfections, giving us a realistic example of what to expect. Regardless of these small damages, the Jeep looks great in the photos. With everything in good shape, we're betting it could handle its fair share of camping trips and long hauls.

As for the interior, everything works as it should. All of the gauges, dials, and displays are in good shape, making it a nice place to be with the tan theme throughout. The leather seats and carpeting look stellar given the car's mileage, meaning it was probably well taken care of by each of its previous owners.

The engine is a 360-cubic inch AMC unit, the last carbureted motor used in an American car. It produced 160 horsepower when new, so don't expect to go anywhere fast—which is fine in this case. It received a recent tune up including the following items:

Maintenance records are not included, though this engine is traditionally a reliable lump.

The Wagoneer is ready for sale, as it was just treated to a fresh detail. The owner seems motivated to sell, prepping the car into a beautiful representation of how we would imagine our own Jeep.

Current bid at the time of this posting is $14,000. The auction ends March 31, so make sure to keep an eye on it.