Summary

Body-on restoration. Powered by the original 5.9-liter V8 engine that was rebuilt with extensive performance parts. Modern upgrades include new wood-grain applique and faux-wood borders. Interior is equipped with infotainment and navigation.

Details

Finished with new wood-grain applique and faux-wood borders, this 1989 Jeep Grand Wagoneer underwent a body-on bare-metal restoration. It is powered by the rebuilt original 5.9-liter V8 engine backed by a rebuilt 727 automatic transmission. Equipped with ceramic-coated Hedman headers, MSD distributor, March Performance polished frontrunner serpentine system, aluminum radiator and custom shroud with two electric fans. Additionally, it is equipped with an MSD 160-amp alternator, a modern Sanden compressor and quick-ratio steering gear. Rear disc brakes were added in addition to Hydro-Boost assist. During the restoration, urethane body mounts, gas shocks, new springs and bushings were installed, and all brightwork was replaced or polished. The stock wheels were machine-polished and clear-coated as well. Additional features include HID headlamps, LED markers and taillights, and modern halogen driving and fog lights. The interior features a Pioneer AVH-6300BT motorized touchscreen infotainment system with SiriusXM, DVD, Bluetooth, rear camera and navigation with steering wheel remote; upgraded speakers and amplifiers; ZUS tire pressure monitoring system (requires free app on a smartphone); GM light truck console; Dynamat throughout; new headliner and carpet; and an overhead console.