Classic Luxury Car and Jeep Restoration

In 1974, using the SJ platform of the Wagoneer, Jeep introduced the Jeep Cherokee. While Wagoneer focused on the family, Jeep Cherokee was marketed as sporty and youthful. The Cherokee was introduced as direct competition, to sway customers to keep buying jeep instead of Chevrolet K5 or Ford Bronchos. In 1980 the federal government had laid down guidelines that made many automakers scrambling to bring in more fuel-efficient models. And so the Jeep Cherokee too had to follow. The company decided to downsize to a compact crossover, from its full-size SUV. This generation of models of Cherokee to follow the government regulations featured a unibody lightweight design that improved the fuel economy. Jeep made their model smaller and lighter which caught the fancy of the youth. Essentially, Cherokee created a new class. Jeep Cherokee Chief 1980 boasted of keeping the tradition of quality and could be depended on for rough roads while being smaller and lighter. Where Jeep CJ-5 left, the Cher

Even today Jeep brand is quite popular for various known reasons. However, historically they have been one of the top SUV manufacturers who brought comprehensive range of vehicles for all sorts of users. Some of the classic SUVs are still out here; however, they are old and need new fittings and amenities to work. If you are interested in buying from the Classic Full Size Jeep inventory you can have plenty of choices. Whether it is Jeep Cherokee Chief 1978 or Jeep Grand Wagoneer 1990, these are added in the inventory to help buyers have some fundamental ideas. Following are some major SUVs that are part of Classic Full Size Jeep inventory: • Jeep Grand Wagoneer 1990 • Jeep Honcho 1979 • Jeep Grand Wagoneer 1989 • Jeep Cherokee 1975 • Jeep Cherokee Chief 1980 – Jeep Heritage Blacked Out Beauty Sincere Work to enrich Classic Full Size Jeep Inventory Every SUV that is kept in the inventory is functioning and ready to drive. This helps in quick decisions buy customers as they do not ne