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Maury shared this video and article about Robert Wood and Icon 4×4’s rebuild of a 1965 Jeep Wagoneer into a more modern driver: https://www.automobilemag.com/news/icon-1965-kaiser-jeep-wagoneer-reformer/
Also, if anyone has a circa 1965 Wagoneer steering wheel, Robert Wood might be interested buying it. They are looking for one for their Cherokee. Email me at d @ deilers.com (no spaces around the @) for Robert’s contact info.
WoW. Nice build. Wonder what something like that would sell for?
Very nice, redo, but are you kidding me, who has that kind of play money to do it. I’m constantly amazed at all these rich guys, who “Bait” all of us ordinary everyday work for a living guys to spend our hard earned money. Let’s get real here, who can afford it, I know I can’t.
There’s a nice video of the breakdown of this jeep on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/xte_nUD_8fI
Mike … there are a surprising number of folks who can afford these type of vehicles. The Wagonmaster is a good example of that. Their restored rigs are nice and priced for wealthy clientele ($70k-$80k a shot .. https://wagonmaster.com).
Dave, yes that’s exactly what I’m talking about, you or I can’t afford it, not envious of those that can, but are we not all tired of the big money interests having it’s power & influence on the present day market place? It’s market manipulation that makes it increasingly more difficult to us to maintain our vehicles as a labor of love, not money. It just bugs me to no end, I’m thankful I bought my vehicles decades ago when I could still afford it.