1977 Jeep Wagoneer

Wagon

8 - Cyl.

Automatic

J7A15MP128730

Gasoline

1977 Jeep Wagoneer. Unknown mileage - speedometer works but odometer doesn't. First $1,000.00 in hand or best offer before [i'll insert date when condo assn gives me deadline]. I bought this unaware that there is an issue with the transmission - it does not shift out of second (i test drove on city block). Other than that, this truck runs great. My condo assn wants this out of parking lot and I don't have time to fix transmission, so it goes to charity if no deal can be reached (I first need to fix transmission, then get emissions tested before I can put plates on it - something condo assn hates!) Title is free and clear. Power steering is super! I mean real super! Tires in great condition (Wild Country Radial RVT M+5 33x12.50 R15 LT) Cracked windshield but not directly in front of driver. I do not know if it will pass emissions testing in counties where it is required. Let it run a little for fuel pump to warm up. I really hate to let this go and might not sell if I can get it to fit in garage with the Harley. Sale is Final. More photos upon request. (the following is promo material and i do not attest to the vehicle in current state - just my little disclosure!) 1977 Jeep Wagoneer Overview Following the tradition of gradual change, the 1977 Jeep Wagoneer kept the 401 cubic inch V-8, the 360 cubic inch V-8 and the 258 cubic inch I-6 that had been resting comfortably under the hood for a few years. The same 3 speed manual, 4 speed manual, and 3 speed automatic transmission options remained as well. Of course the then innovative QuardraTrak 4WD system stuck around as well in the 1977 Jeep Wagoneer. This part continuity from year to year that nearly all Jeep Wagoneers had is one of the reasons that they are so good for restoration and owning today, because parts from year to year can be swapped without much trouble. The 1977 Jeep Wagoneer was not just a beast made for roaming through the jungle, carrying its hooting and hollering occupants anywhere they want to go. There was some finesse and class built into the vehicle, in the form of the comforts available. For example, cruise control, power steering, a powered rear window, and air conditioning, as well as an AM/FM radio with a cassette player. Families could sit comfortable in the sizeable interior, confident that they were safe inside the sturdy metal walls. And due to the convenience of restoration, families today can enjoy the interior, as well.