225 V6, Th400 Auto, Front Disc, Power Steering, 15″ Pro Comp Wheels, Beautiful Interior, Sweet!

Weekend Getaways Used to Look a Lot Like This 1968 Jeep Jeepster Convertible, Two-tone Red and White Paint, a Tan Canvas Top Folded Back, and a Trailhead Just Ahead. Built With Adventure in Mind, This Vehicle’s Upright Stance and Manual 4×4 Locking Hubs Say It Was Born to Leave Pavement Behind. Bright Chrome Bumpers and Classic Side Moldings Give It That Late-’60s Campsite Shine, While 15″ Procomp Wheels and 235/75r15 Tires Are Ready for Gravel, Dirt, or Sand. It Looks the Part of a State-park Warrior, Just Add Picnic Baskets and Fishing Rods.

The Tan Vinyl Bucket Seats Feel Like They Belong in a Weekend Filled With Trail Maps and Dusty Boots. A Simple Console Shifter Keeps the Gear Changes Easy, While Manual Window Cranks and Locks Stick to the Backwoods Basics. The Retro-style Am/fm/aux Stereo Brings in Just Enough Modern Play While the Wood Grain Steering Wheel Gives It a Little Personality Without Losing the Vintage Vibe. Clean Tan Carpet Adds Some Warmth, and Original-style Gauges Still Read What Matters Most, Whether You’re Climbing Elevation or Parked by a Lake.

Power Comes From the 225 Ci V6, Paired to a Th400 3-speed Automatic, Easy Enough for Anyone in the Family to Get Behind the Wheel and Head Toward the Nearest Unmarked Trail. A 2-barrel Carb Handles the Mix, and the Factory-style Manifold Feeds Into an Aftermarket Dual Exhaust That Hums Low Without Getting Loud. Power Steering Gives Just Enough Control When the Terrain Gets Uneven, and the Front Disc Brakes Are There When It’s Time to Roll Slow. Leaf Spring Suspension at All Four Corners Keeps Things Level Through Campgrounds and Creek Beds Alike.