1993 Jeep Wrangler

Description

With an iconic adventure-ready look, fuel-injected power, and cool vintage details, this 1993 Jeep Wrangler is a 4x4 with style AND substance.

We already love the YJ Wrangler generation because it was where the military Jeep image merged with some premium flair. After all, the Wranglers were sold to those who wanted to go out on the town Friday night but then get up early on Saturday morning to get to the fishing camp. And this one captures that attitude the best. The white paint has a bright look but a user-ready style. And the purple and blue graphics are pure Radwood cool. There are even some nice detail upgrades, like the clean-looking newer Smittybilt soft top and newer black wheels that go well with the fenders and side steps.

The full soft door package means multiple options for everything from fully buttoned-up to open to the world with a fully naked machine. And we like how the stock-style bucket seats have comfy cloth inserts so they won't sizzle your legs when wearing shorts. These Wranglers arguably had the best dash layout of any generation. The speedo and tach are directly in front of the driver for proper ergonomics. Then the rest of the gauges spread wide across the center to remind everyone that this was a serious machine. The YJ also meant better practical features, like a more comprehensive roll cage. Besides being functional, this one gets the comfort factor correct with a tilt steering column, a cup holder center console, rugged rubber floor mats protecting the carpeting, and an upgraded AM/FM/CD stereo.

Under the hood is a correct 4.0-liter motor. This inline-six was derived from the tough-as-nails AMC line of motors, so you get durability and economy. Fuel injection only enhances this reputation. While it's unknown if the odometer reflects the total mileage, this one continues to fire up and run with an eagerness that lives up to its hardy reputation. The five-speed manual transmission is the most desirable way to control it all. The 4x4 drivetrain with a two-speed transfer case means this Jeep lives up to its go-anywhere reputation. But this also has power steering, all-terrain tires, power brakes, and front discs to be fun on the road.

Complete with the owner's manual, here's a terrific Jeep that gives you the right mix of a vintage feel and handy more modern features. It's the right one for those who love a useful classic. Call now!