I know it’s not very "green" of me but I want this ’86 Jeep Wagoneer. A Toyota Landcruiser is also an option (I know still, not "green"). A wooden row boat would look smashing with either, don’t you think?
I know it’s not very "green" of me but I want this ’86 Jeep Wagoneer. A Toyota Landcruiser is also an option (I know still, not "green"). A wooden row boat would look smashing with either, don’t you think?
oh my goodness i love this post!
i have always wanted a boat like that. i also would love the car. very east coast i think.
that is my dream car too…despite it’s lack of green…love it
There is just something classic about it. I envision a coastal town where you don’t have to drive it much, which I guess helps keep it from being super bad 🙂 But I adore that row boat.
Oh yes, the boat is definitely a smashing accompaniment. 🙂
That’s what biodiesel is for, so we can drive cool old cars and not feel guilty. Plus these older ones are supposed to much easier to convert.
That boat belongs in the same town as my snowshoes. I dream about winters tromping out to the middle of town to the ice rink. So fun! I think this means we both need to go to the other Portland, in Maine.
Unbelievable! I bought a wagoneer exactly like that one while I was on college at the U of U. My dad drives it now. Loved it!
As a kid I always dreamed of owning a Jeep Wagoneer with the paneling. I can’t tell you my disappointment when they stopped making them 🙁
they need to make hybrids/electrics look less like spaceship rejects and more like this!
These don’t have Diesel engines so I don’t think BioDiesel will work. I’ve talked to a few people about that and they didn’t think they could be converted or anything. If anyone has ideas about how I can greenify a car like this, let me know:)!
We had this sweet Wagoneer growing up. At the time I hated it and the wood panel on the side. Now I would kill for one, and the boat would definitely be an added bonus!
I could totally see you with one or all three of those “vehicles.”