Does anyone recognize this woodgrain

[Clever Username]

I've been trying to source a specific aftermarket woodgrain for my 1989 Jeep that has had the fender woodgrain damaged. The PO replaced woodgrain sometime between 2016 and 2018. I purchased the truck at auction and prior owner is unable or unwilling to answer my calls for help.
Does anyone recognize this woodgrain. It is actually on another white GW that I found online, so it has to be available somewhere. That seller had no idea who did the restoration.

any help matching this would be a greatly appreciated.

IMG_5165.jpg

Grand Wagoneer wood.jpg

[letank]

not stock.... probably from another provider. Not on my usual location, so no access to bookmarked providers of woodgrain

[KJ Ryu]

Never seen that before. Are you certain it's not paint? Pattern looks too consistent to be done by hand but, maybe?

[dodgerammit]

Looks like the medium oak or light oak woodgrain BJ's off road used to carry. Maybe contact them.

[Clever Username]

Looks like the medium oak or light oak woodgrain BJ's off road used to carry. Maybe contact them.

Thanks, I've sent BJ's a note.

[Clever Username]

Thanks All. Mystery solved. Looks like i'll need to purchase a full set of stickers to redo the whole truck.

[dodgerammit]

Thanks All. Mystery solved. Looks like i'll need to purchase a full set of stickers to redo the whole truck.

So, it is no longer available? Before you give up, maybe hit up a sign shop that does vinyl printing. See if they could replicate it?

[gophman]

Looks rubbish, the problem with cheap woodgrain vinyl is that the pattern "repeats".

[candymancan]

Looks like Jupiters gas cloud swirls.. not sure i like how the patterns repeats every 7 inches