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Jeep CJ-5 1955-1983 Introduced by The Kaiser Corporation, the CJ-5 was based on the Korean War model M-38A1.
Jeep CJ-8 1981-1986 Commonly known as the
Scrambler, was introduced in 1981 by AMC. AMC’s intent
was to use the tried and true CJ series as a compact
pickup truck. The CJ-8 had a 5 foot bed with a 1400 lb.
payload. All models were fitted with a half soft top or a
half hard top, full top were not offered in the USA.
Jeep Wrangler TJ 1997-2006 The 1997 Jeep Wrangler looks very similar to the CJ-7, indeed its “retro” look is quite deliberate, but it is almost totally different mechanically. The totally new interior includes driver and passenger air bags. The Wrangler TJ retains several “classic” Jeep features such as round headlights, a fold-down windscreen , removable doors and a factory fitted roll bar |
Jeep CJ-7 1976-1986 American Motors Corporation introduced the seventh generation of the civilian Jeep, the CJ-7. For the first time, the CJ-7 offered an optional molded plastic top and steel doors Jeep Wrangler YJ 1987-1995 In 1986 AMC introduced the Jeep Wrangler YJ. Responding to consumers trends towards “creature comfort features” associated with passenger cars. AMC discontinued the CJ series and by introducing the YJ series. This was the first and last Jeep introduced with square headlights. Jeep Wrangler Unlimited 2004-2006 The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited adds versatility to the Jeep icon, with 15 inches added to its overall length. The Jeep Wrangler Unlimited delivers 13 inches more cargo area and two inches more second-row leg room.
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