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[gawe22]

hi all,

quick question...im new to wagoneers but have always owned wranglers. i found a 91 spinnaker blue that the owner tells me was restored by the wagonmaster. any info on the wagonmaster, rarity of that color etc... would be extremely helpful thanks

garrett

[jeeping1974]

i can't help you out with your question but....

WELCOME ABOARD!!!

[tinnmann31]

Nice to have you helpin' us warm the globe! One thing you have to realize though.......:worthless: Make yourself at home!

[Kali]

the wagonmaster routinely finds low mileage wagoneers, gives them a semi restoration (more of a cleaning due to his selectiveness of what vehicles he even accepts) and then sells them for outrageous prices (20,000+).

i have no idea if there were any rare color options for these trucks, but i would doubt it. either way, there isnt much of a market for these trucks so even the most rare of options arent too highly prized or valuable.

[UnkleMunky]

http://www.wagonmaster.com/

You in Texas? Maybe go pay WM a visit and see if he has records on the Waggy? :)

PS...congratulations on graduating from the little Jeeps to the big arena! :)

[AlsChopShop]

welcome, once you go fullsize you never go back. ;)

Al

[rockingon24_7]

bigger is always better so welcome aboard

[gawe22]

thanks for the info all!!!

[Heep80]

welcome! :thumbsup:

[Earl&Mary]

Welcome! There are many opinions on what colors are rare but it seems to me that the Spinnaker Blue and Bright Red are the most unusual.

[Ugly Truck Nut]

Welcome aboard.

[mattmopar440]

HI tons of info on the site good luck

ONCE YOU GO BIG YOU NEVER GO BACK:thumbsup:
V8 POWER

[drlocke]

Welcome aboard! :thumbsup:

[HeavyHauler]

Welcome aboard! While you are in the wagonmaster website, scroll down to the end of the inventory section. Two mighty pretty ladies sitting in a GW.

[drlocke]

the wagonmaster routinely finds low mileage wagoneers, gives them a semi restoration (more of a cleaning due to his selectiveness of what vehicles he even accepts) and then sells them for outrageous prices (20,000+).....
. When you stop to consider the sticker price of a recent model Grand Cherokee, and compare sheetmetal thickness/body integrity, beefiness of frame, etc between the recent model and one of our old dinosaurs restored to near perfection then $20K+ is probably not too far out of line. That it sucks that one would have to pay that price....oh well.... :rolleyes: Just another subtle indication--along with gas pump figures--of just how puny our dollar is these days.... :(

[bigun]

Welcome to the addiction