Jeep Wagoneer with OHC Tornado 1962-65

Commercial for the all new modern design of the Wagoneer that debuted in November of 1962 with the fuel efficient and 140 hp 230 OHC Tornado 6 engine. Truly the first of its kind and in the spirit that Jeep should be designing today. Always more on www.This-Old-Jeep.com

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Jeep
• Wagoneer
• Kaiser
• CJ
• Tornado
• station
• wagon
• SUV
• IFS
• OHC
• 230

[Foehammer54]

I have a Kaiser Wagon as well, but they are so hard to find parts for. It seems like unless it is AMC, you can forget about any of the parts stores.

[BrenGun1971]

@Foehammer54 Parts are out there. I believe that while Walcks and Kaiser Willys both carry primarily CJ parts they do have Kaiser era wagon and Wagoneer parts. Check out the International Full Size Jeeps Association...

[BrenGun1971]

@Foehammer54 YouTube will never let me post links probably due to spammers but Google it and you'll find the url.

[austinaubinoe]

I cant get over the fact that they offered IFS in 62. Jeep didnt do that again in a full size 4x4 until the 2005 Grand Cherokee! Not that Id ever buy a serious 4x4 with IFS, just cool how innovative it was.

[BrenGun1971]

@austinaubinoe The Wagoneer was a truly innovative vehicle in so many ways, lasting ways. Not to mention the overhead cam Tornado!

[OldcarsNmusic]

@OsbornTramain Another name I forgot to add...Richard X. Slattery!

[OldcarsNmusic]

@OsbornTramain Jackson Beck, Sam Groom, George C. Scott- guys that would inspire you to walk through fire, with a full can of gas in each hand! Men's men, all of them.

[RabidKoala]

@OsbornTramain Jackson Beck voiced several Studebaker commercials in the early 60's, too.

[BrenGun1971]

@OsbornTramain Looking forward to it. Can you post here when you have it uploaded? I'd love to see it!

[OsbornTramain]

@BrenGun1971 I just bought a 16 mm film of a Wagoneer Commercial from the late 60's, also in black in white. I hope to get it and convert it and upload it here in a week or two. So another lost Wagoneer commercial is found! :O)