Spanish aftermarket company Hurtan has launched a styling kit for the latest Jeep Wrangler that makes it look like retro cars dating back to the 1930s. The front fascia has changed the most, so let’s take a closer look.
The car gets external headlamps mounted on stalks and encased in chrome caps. It also flaunts a tall and shiny radiator grille not unlike that of the earlier Rolls-Royce exotics. The hood is tapered and has an imitated spare wheel carrier to the left-hand side. New fenders and running boards round off the nostalgia-inducing frontal view.
Unlike the stock Wrangler, the roof can no longer be fully removed due to all the modifications. You can still detach the top panels one by one and wind up with a convertible of sorts. You can also choose from a variety of single colors and two-tone finish schemes for the exterior. Optional trim bits can be used to enhance the impression that your car dates back to the early third of the past century.
The suspension and the powertrain stay stock. You can customize the cabin in terms of trim colors and materials, but that’s all. The dashboard and the door panels are still the same as in a normal Wrangler (see video).
