1964 Jeep Wagoneer

With a no expense spared, ground up restoration, everything is new from top to bottom with better than new panel gaps, paint, and overall general fit & finish. This Jeep has traveled only a handful of miles since restoration completion.

These early Willys-Kaiser-Jeep Wagoneers were the first luxury 4x4 vehicles introduced in the United States, well before the term 'SUV' had been invented. They could be equipped with A/C, independent front suspension and automatic transmissions, which were uncommon in competitior 4x4's like Land Rover or International.

This Wagoneer is powered by the Tornado 6 cylinder engine, which is notable as being the first US built, mass-produced, overhead cam engine available in any vehicle. The Tornado 6 cylinder was only installed in the Wagoneer from 1963-65. This car also features the 3-speed column shifted manual transmission, 2-speed Spicer T90 transfer case, and Spicer 44 front and rear differentials. It is original in spec as it would have been in 1964.