Jeep introduced the original Grand Wagoneer back in 1984 and it proved to be quite popular. The vehicle would go on to be produced through to 1987 under ... of the iconic wood grain paneling ...

Wow, crazy. This 1987 Jeep Grand Wagoneer eschews the faux flora going instead for a cleaner, if somewhat institutional look. It may not have wood, but it’s clean and that might just give you wood.

That was the question Fiat Chrysler Automobiles design chief Ralph Gilles says he "lost sleep" over when working on a revival of the Jeep ... wood paneling that adorned a typical Grand Wagoneer ...

(Photo illustration) Creative types have long romanticized the Jeep Grand Wagoneer, reliability be damned. Maybe it’s the stately shape, the natty (faux) wood-grain trim or the ability to haul ...

says he "lost sleep" over the question of whether to include the wood-grain panels on the exterior of the new Grand Wagoneer that has become synonymous with the vehicles Jeep stopped producing ...

First of all, the newcomer doesn't necessarily bet on the retro styling card, so gifting it with the wood grain trim would ... vehicle comes with Grand Wagoneer rather than Jeep badging, LED ...

Created under Kaiser Jeep, it was sold by American Motors Corporation from 1970 to 1987 and ... an upscale Wagoneer with all the bells and whistles available at the time. The faux wood paneling ...