The Jeep Jeepster Commando Cabriolet 1966 is a classic 4x4 convertible SUV that takes transportation to a new level. Its a rugged yet stylish vehicle, equipped with the power and stability to tackle any terrain. The Cabriolet features a sharp, angular design, finished in a two-tone color scheme of shiny olive green and light grey. The front end has a prominent squared grille with a dramatic 7-slot design that symbolizes patriotism and the American spirit. The round headlights and chrome-accented bumper add further touches of class to the exterior. Inside the cabriolet sits a comfortable yet rugged interior with tan vinyl seating and black carpeting. The center console features an advanced navigation system and a great audio system with classic analogue gauges. There is also a convenient 12-volt outlet for charging USB devices when out on the trails. Powering the cabriolet is a 3.8-liter V-6 engine with a 4-speed manual transmission. The robust engine provides plenty of power while the transmission makes driving smooth and efficient. For extreme off-roading, the cabriolet comes with two-speed transfer case and a 4.27 axle ratio. On the outside, the cabriolet also features tough, military-inspired styling with its black steel rims and 32-inch all-terrain tires. It also has a Warn winch, fog-lights, and side-step bars for added grip. With all these features, the Jeepster Commando Cabriolet 1966 is a classic off-roader that is designed to handle any terrain.
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