Unfortunately, the passage of time can mean that a long-time family vehicle ends up being sold, and that’s the case with this 1984 Jeep Wagoneer, complete with the iconic wood-grain paneling and a body shell that hadn’t changed much from its introduction as a 1963 model. This particular vehicle is listed for auction here on eBay, where bidding is over $10,000 already. You can drive it home from Waddell, Arizona if you’re the highest bidder!

Practical but anything but economical, by the time this Wagoneer Limited was produced it was viewed as sort of an Americanized Range Rover; a luxury SUV (some would argue the first luxury SUV) that could go anywhere while still remaining comfortable for its occupants.

The seller notes that the Jeep was purchased new by their grandparents and refurbished recently. The only major visible body damage is a poorly repaired dent in the driver’s side rear door. The seller has included this closeup photo so you can evaluate the damage yourself.

The rust is confined to this area at the bottom of the rear quarter panel window. We’re told that the power rear window even operates properly! I’ll bet there aren’t many of the 20,019 Grand Wagoneers built-in 1984 that you can still say that about!

While the original seats show some wear, that should be expected after over 195,000 miles. Apparently, the dash cover was purchased when the vehicle was new as a nod to the baking Arizona sun and it conceals a crack-free dash underneath — that was a surprise!

Over $6,000 was spent on refurbishing the engine, suspension, brakes, and air conditioning as well as many other items less than 10 months ago. The seller includes some of the items replaced and it seems as if they were planning on keeping the vehicle around for a long time. Perhaps the new owner will feel the same? How about you?