History
This 1966 Jeep Wagoneer only has 17,830 original miles on it. There were two owners.
The original owner bought this Wagoneer new in 1966 to tow his Airstream trailer. He was from Florida. In 1967 he repainted the Wagoneer a silver green color to match his Airstream.
In 1968, Carmen Manzardo, a well-known sprint car racer from Illinois, bought the Wagoneer and drove it occasionally in nice weather until 1989. He then parked it.
A broker acquired it in 2015 and repainted the Jeep back to its original Glacier White color. They also repainted the valve covers, intake manifold, and air cleaner to match their factory colors. The bias ply tires may be original.
Features
- 327 cubic inch Vigilante V8 engine
- 4-Wheel Drive
- TH400 automatic transmission
- Dana 20 transfer case
- Dana 44 rear axle
- Dana 27A front axle
Manufacturer | Jeep |
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Production | Unknown number built |
Engine Options | 232 cubic inch 6 cylinder, 145 hp & 215 ft./lbs. torque 327 cubic inch Vigilante engine, 250 hp & 340 ft./lbs. torque |
Transmission Options | T-85 3 speed manual transmission, Turbo Hydra-matic 400 automatic transmission |
Transfer Case | Dana 20 |
Rear Axle | Dana 44 |
Front Axle | Dana 27 A |
Wheelbase | 110.0 in. |
Length | 183.7 in. |
Width | 75.6 in. |
Height | 64.6 in. |
Curb Weight | 4,080 lbs. |