Jeep Sites of Interest
We don’t claim to be the end-all, be-all in the world of Jeep®, so we’d like to help you find sites you may have missed. And we’ve mixed it up to keep it interesting—a little old, a little new, some history, some mystery. We’ve even gone postal. Of course, your contributions are always appreciated. If you’d like to share cyber info with your fellow enthusiasts, send it to the webmaster. We’ll add relevant sites just as fast as we can.
- 4x4Now
- Psst...got a birthday coming up? You’ll love this site. Books and videos cover a load of off-road subjects and adventures. Maps, guidebooks, GPS units and accessories are just some of the tempting items available.
- 4x4 TrailHunters
- OK, so it’s not Jeep-specific, but these off-roaders exude so much energy we just had to include them. The site features trails (California only, as of this writing), videos (crazy dudes!), parts and a forum.
- 4x4 Wire’s Jeep Section
- Check this site for tech, restoration, modification, parts identification, events, history, rigs, trails and trivia.
- 7 Slot Grille
- Now for something completely different. This Jeep site not only provides the typical (forums, tech, product reviews, photos), it manifests its sense of humor with sections like “Good, Bad & Ugly,” “Jeep-tionary” and a “Jeep vs. Hummer Shootout” that actually made us laugh out loud. You’ll also find screen savers (with and without music), live chat and trail info.
- All Things Jeep
- And, boy, they are not kidding! Hats, T-shirts, posters, tire covers, bikes, toys, books, clocks, even stuff for your dog! If it's a Jeep-branded product you’re shopping for, look no further.
- The CJ3B Page
- Here’s the first of a trio of popular Web sites on one of the Universal Jeeps (see next two links). The largest and longest-established Jeep history site on the Web, The CJ3B Page is largely limited to the years 1953-68 but offers a wealth of accurate information: specs, tech tips, owners’ photos, literature, history and lots more. Our thanks to Derek Redmond (of the Great White North) for a great site.
- The CJ2A Page
- Inspired by The CJ3B Page, the second of the trio on Universal Jeeps offers forums, photos, specs, advertising, history, tech and news, with stuff for kids and grownups alike.
- The CJ-3A Page
- Finally, the third of the trio (see above links). The youngest of its siblings, the CJ-3A Page has info on how to date a CJ-3A, specs, stories and history, accessories, a serial number database and more. This (and its sister sites) is definitely worth a visit, especially if you’re not well acquainted with the early civies.
- Flatfenders.com
- This resourceful site focuses strictly on military and civilian flatfender jeeps and their repair and restoration. You’ll find wiring diagrams, paint and markings references, tech references drawings, exploded parts views and more.
- G503
- Not only does this site celebrate WWII Jeeps, it even provides photography and specs of the U.S. Army-issued tools with which the vehicles were equipped and even proper stowage! Step-by-step resto information, parts conversion, a serial number index for delivery dates for MBs and GPWs, events, a very active message board and more make this a terrific support site for military Jeep enthusiasts.
- Got Jeep?
- Here’s a fun place to spend a little time. Got Jeep? offers a fairly extensive photo gallery that includes specs on the vehicles pictured, as well as an interesting stat board. The site also provides tech and installation articles.
- Grand Wagoneers
- When it gets this esoteric, there just isn’t a lot from which to choose. Parts and accessories, apparel and vehicles for sale. Wagoneer fans, this site’s for you.
- International Full Size Jeep Association
- If you’re an FSJ owner, expect to find camaraderie here. The site features readers’ rides, a technical library, forums, chat, trail stories, humor, parts sources, ads and sales literature…all dedicated to these special Jeeps.
- J Journal
- Many enthusiasts are familiar with this veteran of Jeep Web sites, but in case you’re new to the sport, here ya go. It has boards, news, parts, classifieds, books, videos, a reference library, maps—in short, an array of Jeep stuff. It might be hard to look at, but worth a swim nonetheless.
- Jedi.com
- We’d bet that most Jeep enthusiasts would fail a definitive Jeep Model Designation test. That’s because there’s such a rich history of incarnations to commit to memory. This is a nice, succinct list with just enough supplemental information to help settle the info in your brain. Brush up today!
- JeepBrokers.com
- Jeeps for sale and Jeep parts for sale. Technical information, resources and Jeep pictures. (Their description, not ours.)
- JeepDir.com
- Comprehensive link directory for Jeep and off-road resources.
- JeepHelp.com
- This site is “Your free and independent guide to getting help with your Jeep.” Categories includes clubs, books, magazines, manuals, blogs, online parts resources and more.
- Jeep Horizons
- This youngster on the Web (look who’s talking!) offers tech, news, new products, land use issues, forums and links. Content is a little thin at this writing, but expect it to grow.
- Jeep Jamboree USA
- If you’ve got the time, money and inclination, here’s the Man Daddy of Jeeps-only event organizations. They do all the work. You have all the fun.
- Jeep Jamboree Canada
- Same concept. Different country. See above.
- Jeep Meetup
- This free service invites Jeep enthusiasts worldwide to meet with each other in their own localities at a predetermined time to share their common interest: Jeeps. Confused? We were, too, until we understood that Jeep Meetup encourages enthusiasts to be proactive in finding each other by looking to the Meetup Web site for scheduled dates and times (local time zones), then showing up at a democratically determined site to talk about Jeeps. Members are coming together in more than 600 cities in countries all around the world—from Antarctica to Vietnam. If you’re still confused, check it out. You may be very glad you did.
- Jeep News Now
- FKA Mike’s Totally Free Jeep News. As always, lots of great stuff here, including current news, the Jeep rumor mill, spy photos and Mike’s free e-mail newsletter Jeep News Blast!
- Jeep Pages
- This might be the Motherlode of all Jeep image banks. More than 2,500 photos (viewed more than a quarter-million times!) depict Jeeps in the whole gamut of conditions, locations, in action, dead in the water, the good, the bad and the ugly. Yikes...we don’t know whether to laugh or cry! P.S. This site will also host your Jeep images for free.
- Jeep Tech Tips
- Well, tech tips and a lot more. This site offers brief discussions of various Jeep parts as well as recovery tips, a blog and newsletter, classifieds and more.
- Jeepaholics Anonymous
- Plenty of goodies here, including feature articles, event coverage, rigs, tech, stuff for sale, trail stories and pix, forums, links, you name it. Thanks, Al and staff, for a cool outpost in the vast Jeep Internet wilderness.
- Jeephead
- Dedicated to the Jeep Scrambler, Overlander and Alaskan Postal, Jeephead features a registry, events, articles and club information. Just for fun, there’s a “You Know You’re a Wheeler When…” We’re in there. Are you?
- Jeepin
- Billed as a site for Jeepers by Jeepers, Jeepin presents feature articles, tech, news, parts for sale, paraphernalia, and cool icons and wallpaper for your desktop.
- JeepinGuy.com
- If you haven’t seen these Jeep promos and commercials, you’ve missed some worthwhile entertainment. Included are vintage B&W spots as well as more contemporary commercials and interactives. Kudos to the creatives who came up with these!
- Jeeps @ Off-Road.com
- Off-Road.com was recently purchased by Advanstar Communications, but the editorial staff remains largely unchanged. Launched in the early ’90s, this site has forums, tons ’o tech and Q&A, with “back issues” dating to 2001.
- Jeeps Only
- Maybe more than you may want to know but an interesting way to spend your disposable time. Trails, clubs, forums, how-tos, Web Rings, online retailers, Web site tools and even more.
- Jeeps Unlimited
- We’ve been rooting for this site for a few years now and it’s finally gained some traction. Well-written editorial covers tech for most Jeep models as well as product reviews. Content is a lot beefier than it used to be. If you haven’t been here, we recommend a visit.
- Jeepz
- Known as “The ultimate Jeep and offroad website,” Jeepz has reader rides, vintage Jeep ads, a Jeep club directory, good tech (you’ll find some among the links in the tech section of J Company), chat, links and more. The forums are especially friendly here. We like that.
- Links 4 Jeeps
- Here is a virtual clearinghouse for Jeep enthusiasts. Almost 800 links point users to 19 different categories. Too much to list here.
- My Jeep Site
- Here’s a well-run and nicely designed social networking site specifically for Jeep fans. Registered users can create their own Web page, write blogs, upload photos and more. The site also offers forums, events, galleries, chat rooms and lots more.
- Military Vehicle Preservation Association
- Since 1976 this international organization has supported military vehicle enthusiasts and today is more than 10,000 members strong. Membership includes subscriptions to two publications and access to technical advisors. The annual convention features technical and historical seminars, a parts swap meet, vehicle displays and social events.
- North American Grand Cherokee Association
- For ZJ and WJ (and, soon, WK) devotees, here are photos, forums, trail reports, tech and other features that are simply grand.
- Old Woodies
- No, not that, you perv. This site caters to enthusiasts of wood-bodied cars and trucks, and this link will take you directly to woodie Jeeps.
- Olive-Drab
- As they claim, this truly is a portal to the military Web, with a healthy concentration on Jeeps and restoration. Military firearms, history, photos, army/navy surplus, how to buy a surplus Jeep at government auction, veterans organizations and services, books, posters and the list goes on.
- Postal Jeep
- Neither rain, sleet, snow nor dark of night shall stay this trusty little vehicle from having an appeal all its own. Aficionados will find history, repair manuals, bulletin boards, classifieds, jokes, photo galleries, vintage ads and lots more.
- Rate My Jeep
- Showcase your Jeep, then kick back and rate the Jeeps, watch some videos or read articles. A fun way to waste some time.
- Rockcrawler
- Purist thinking aside, no list of Jeep sites would be complete without Rockcrawler. Among other features, this site boasts lots of good tech as well as off-road event and trail reporting from around the world. And much of it is Jeep-specific. This probably isn’t news to most of you, but just in case, here it is.
- Rubicon Trail
- And now for something completely different. This classy-looking site is well done, with product info, news, classifieds, trail run pix, merchandise through CafePress and a fledgling “Rock-Solid Rides” section. Worth a visit, for sure.
- Scrambler.CJ-8.com
- Welcome to the motherlode of quality info on one of our favorite Jeeps, the Scrambler, graced as it is with those extra 10 inches of wheelbase. The section they call “Factory,” with specs and info on the Scrambler’s interior and exterior, colors, options, photos and more, is reason enough to visit.
- Top4x4Sites.com
- Vote for your favorite 4x4 sites with a simple click, and discover new Jeep sites frequented by your fellow enthusiasts.
- TrekBoard.com
- Online discussion community forum that covers all aspects of trekking, expeditions and general travel.
- Top Jeep Sites
- Here’s a continually updated list of the hottest Jeep sites on the Web. Read ’em and rank ’em.
- Ultimate Jeep
- Here you’ll find forums, live chat, classifieds, events, games, maps, tech and more.
- WJ Jeeps
- This enthusiast-produced, noncommercial site narrows the Grand focus to just the 1999-2004 models. Advertising-free, it is loaded with information—OEM part numbers; model information and changes; parts removal and installation instructions (tons ’o tech); concept, experimental and export models; recalls, and even DC’s “Trail Rated” advertising campaign. If that’s not enough, you can even view it in a Russian-language version.
- WK Jeeps
- Yet another enthusiast-produced, noncommercial site where the focus is on the newest of the Grands, 2005-2009. An extraordinary amount of information is here, covering everything from airbags and cooling system maintenance to Sirius satellite radio and wheels. If you’re a WK fan, look no further.
- Willys Online
- Whether you own one or you’re an admirer, this site features all the cars, trucks, wagons and Jeeps that bear the Willys nameplate. It’s got history, photos, parts, memorabilia, forums, desktop wallpaper and links.
- Willys Tech
- Pickups, wagons, Jeepsters, MJs, CJs—they’re all here. You’ll also find vehicle FAQs, a flatfender gallery, a searchable tech knowledgebase, a vehicle registry, free buy/sell/swap and still more.