So last night out on a cruise, had my girlfriend driving ( she loves the XJ) . I'm looking around and all of a sudden i see a woodgrain cherokee. Made her pull over. It was a 4.0 High output. I loved it, are these rare? any opinions gonna go take pics tonight , but have to be sneaky

 

It was either a Wagoneer or a Briarwood.

 

I thought wagoneer too. But it said Cherokee of the front fender and looked exactly like mine O.o

 

Whats a Briarwood?

 

Did you get to see the front end?The Wagoneer had funny stacked headlights.The Briarwood just had the fake stick on wood grain on the sides and a Briarwood badge under cherokee on the fenders.Take a look at this one https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/19...arwood-105252/

 

I think it was a briarwood. Are these good? i loved it .

 

That woodgrain material is called Di Noc, by 3M.

I have diecut many thousands of this material for many different vehicles.

It is very durable...

 

I'm not diggin' the black "Di Noc", they use on the rocker area. Trying to get it all off, so that I can paint it.

 

A briarwood is just a high trim level xj with the stick on wood grain on it.

 

Wagoneer - 1984–1990 Included: ribbed cloth upholstery with leather trim, faux maple-wood interior accents with wood laminate exterior decals, alloy wheels, A/M-F/M radio with cassette player and four speakers, infrared (single-button) remote keyless entry for 1990 model year, overhead console for 1990 model year, dual power seats, and an air conditioner.

Briarwood - 1991–1992 (succeeded Wagoneer) Included: leather-and-vinyl upholstery, faux maple-wood interior accents with wood laminate exterior decals, lace-spoke wheels, A/M-F/M radio with cassette player and six Jensen AccuSound speakers, infrared (single-button) remote keyless entry, overhead console, dual power seats, and an air conditioner.