At age 8 in Sweden, my godfather used to pick me up in his Jeep Wrangler on his way to the mill, the shop, the school, a building site or just to go drive a trail in the Forrest somewhere and ever since, I have been fascinated by these robust, classic, elegant, versatile and mechanically simple machines that can handle it all and if cared for, will live to go 400,000 miles. These things are built to last which is refreshing for a change? Drop the kids at school, and pick up a new sofa on your way back. Drive through a water logged road or enjoy a summer drive to the country with the roof off. This is a beautiful example of a wrangler. No unnecessary extras - new massive battery - replaced brake pads - discs and shoes. Steering aligned with new steering damper. The hand brake was also replaced as it wasn't quite holding enough. The MOT was sorted last week and it's ready for a new home. I would love to keep it but no scope to do so and house renovations are expensive. If you are looking for a commuter car to city hoop around the country it's probably not the car for you.