This 1982 Jeep Wagoneer Limited is from one of the most ideal years to own this classic full-size adventure machine. And as you dig into the details, youll see this V8-powered 4×4 is an exceptionally preserved/presented example where you can see the investments were about maintaining the vintage attitude that makes these a true icon. We bet this 4×4 is one of the big reasons why Jeep brought back the Wagoneer. They saw how the popularity of these never wavered even as the number of choice examples dwindled. So pay close attention, because this one has what you want. Its part of a few years where the Wagoners design is often considered the most desirable. You have the updated square headlight front end with a billet-like grille in a wave-like form. And the later 12-spoke alloys are an icon of these Wagoneers. But the rear still has the classic design with the wraparound tail lights. The Jamaican Beige paint is believed to be largely original, and the same goes for the wood-like side trim. It even looks like theres still the original dealer tag on the rear. Its clean, complete, and attractive with just the right mix of touch-ups and aged-in touches to make sure it is proudly vintage. And youll appreciate the little things, like the wood-like decal on the luggage rack, campsite-ready fold-down tailgate, and the Limited badges that show this classic is the forerunner to the Grand Wagoneer. The nutmeg brown interior carries similar tones to the wood trim of the exterior, and so this has a natural feeling inside and out – and thats always cool on a Jeep. The Limited is all about making you and your passengers truly comfortable. That means leather seats with velour inserts. The front ones power adjust, and theres adult-size legroom in the rear. You also have power windows, power locks, and provisions for air conditioning (it will need servicing to blow cold again.) Theres even a new headliner. Its a preserved and respected interior, and so you get details often missing from others, like the rear cargo privacy screen and Jeep AMC logo floor mats. And a premium feature that really defines the era is the AM/FM radio with integrated CB. Its currently display-only and its there to impress vintage fans, right down to the factory-style tag on the mic cord. And while vintage, its also a terrific cruiser for modern times thanks to features like the tilt steering column, a proper gauge panel, and cruise control. The Jeep/AMC 360 cubic-inch V8 has