Saved From Restoration: Part 1
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Engine: Check the oil; if it’s at all milky-looking, then you have a Jeep that either was driven like a submarine at the local pond or has a blown head gasket. Just make sure that the engine is complete for the most part. Obviously, a missing carburetor means you ain’t driving it home. Older Jeep engines are bound to leak at least a little oil, and they will more than likely be gushing when the rpms come up. Make sure the motor mounts are intact. Any 258 inline-six is bound to have some vacuum leaks causing it to run rough if it runs at all. View Related Article
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Jeep Commander Research
Get information on specs, safety features, pricing, and equipment options for the new Jeep Commander. The Commander gets 9 mpg in the city and 13 on the highway. It has had 5 vehicle recalls, which can give you an idea about its reliability. Also check out the Jeep Compass and the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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