The Coolest Custom Jeeps We Could Find On The Internet (Pictures)
Custom Jeep #1 – Jeepster, “Jeep Jeepster Captain Commando”
For the 2021 Easter Jeep Safari, Jeep unveiled this slick restomod: They modified a 1968 C-101 Kaiser Jeepster Commando roadster and put it on top of a modern Rubicon chassis. It has horsepower to spare (340 hp) with a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, two-inch custom lift kit, and 35-inch tires. The stylish exterior has a two-tone paint scheme of Hazy IPA and Zinc Oxide. For complete details on the Jeepster, go here.
Custom Jeep #2 – Gladiator, "Apocalypse Hellfire 6x6"
If the world is ending, you might as well go off-roading, right? Recently featured on Jay Leno’s Garage, this vehicle will appeal to truck enthusiasts. It’s a tricked-out Gladiator with a V8 Hellcat engine under the hood, six-wheel all-wheel drive train, 40-inch tires, and a 5:13 gear ratio. To protect for zombies, it also has an infrared night vision camera and gun-metal gray Kevlar coating. Vehicle prices from the dealer start at $155,000 for the base model. Go here for complete details. The handy website takes you through the entire process. With this baby, you’ll be ready for the end of the world.
Custom Jeep #3 – Jeep Wrangler 392 Rubicon, “Overlanders Dream”
This custom Jeep Wrangler 392 Rubicon from Overlandx comes with all the accessories for your next overland adventure. It’s outfitted with KC amber fog lights and Pro 6 lightbar with a partial wrap of Overlandx graphics. It features a James Baroud rooftop tent with a Falcon 270 awning, as well as a sweet Patriot Campers X2 Camper Trailer with a solar panel and freezer/fridge. If you go camping with this thing, you might not want to come home.
Custom Jeep #4 –Jeep Wrangler YJ, "Blazzberry YJ"
This custom YJ Jeep Wrangler from Collins Bros Jeep body shop has a stunning $16,000 chrome-illusion purple paint job. That sounds expensive but once you look at it, it’s a reasonable price. It also has custom features such as a 600 stroker engine, 35-inch tires, all leather seats, and a swing-out tire carrier. Check out Collins Bros Jeep for other excellent custom built Jeeps.
Custom Jeep #5 – Jeep Wrangler JK, "Diamond in the Rough"
This Diamond Edition JK Wrangler from American Custom Jeep is so hard it’ll cut glass. It has a four-inch lift with Rubicon Express front and rear track bars, pro comp dual shock stabilizers, and Rubicon Express shocks. It’s ready for the trail with a Smittybuilt 9500-pound winch, Bushwacker Wide Pocket Fenders, Nitto Trail Grappler 37-inch tires, and a huge 52-inch LED light bar. Inside, it’s decked out with custom Bentley diamond-stich brown leather and a premium sound upgrade. Go to American Custom Jeep for complete details and vehicle prices.
Custom Jeep #6 – Jeep Cherokee SJ, “The Chief”
This stunning restomod by Weaver Customs is a 1975 Cherokee SJ with twin-turbocharged 6.0-liter LS V8 engine under the hood. The front end is updated with a 1968 Jeep Gladiator pickup truck conversion, with a lower approach. They added Ford 9-inch rear bumpers with custom four-link suspension and gave it a pepper-gray finish. It recently sold at auction for $104,500. Not bad, Chief.
Custom Jeep #7 - Kaiser Jeep M725, “The Supply Ship”
This is a 1967 Kaiser Jeep M725 military ambulance transformed into an off-road support vehicle. Under the hood, it’s got a 392 Hemi engine and a TF727 three-speed auto with a JPP Dana 60 axles and long-arm coilover suspension. It’s painted Desert Tan but with all these quality custom upgrades, it definitely won’t blend into the background for your next Jeep Desert Safari. If Jeep ever puts this one into production, let’s hope there’s room for a party with optional two-row and three-row models.
Custom Jeep #8 – Willys Adventure 54 Wagon, “The Elk-inator”
Maybe not our most sleek selection, but this Max-bilt Willys wagon certainly has the most character. The fender is protected by a set of Wyoming elk horns; its hood is colored by rust; its luggage rack is made out of junkyard iron pipe; and its seats are custom upholstered from a truck stop blanket. While it’s not exactly the lap of luxury, it sure beats driving pickup trucks. Adventure awaits…
Custom Jeep #9 – Woody, "Pinocchio"
This custom build from Jonathan Ward of Icon 4x4 is a 1965 Wagoneer with a shove-nose style grille for an extra-long snout. They gave this baby a new chassis, an E-Rod LS3 engine with 420 horsepower, Dynatrac axles, and a tunable sway bar. The interior custom features include new aluminum knobs, faceplates, upholstery with custom stitches, and trim with the original factory steering wheel for a melding of old and new. The exterior has newly designed vinyl woodgrain, a classic “Wagoneer” decal, and Land Rover Tamar Blue body paint. Unlike the real Pinocchio, this custom Jeep doesn’t lie.
Custom Jeep #10 – Wrangler 4xe "The Skeletor"
The most stylish of Jeep’s custom Wranglers, this concept Wrangler 4xe is remarkable for its Ivory Pearl exterior and JPP tube doors that give it a haunting bone-like quality. It’s a plug-in hybrid with JPP 2-inch custom lift kit, Fox suspension, and 37-inch tires. It’s also lit: it has JPP 5-inch off-road LED fog lights along the base of each A-pillar and its underbody illuminates the ground. This one is so stylish, it’s bone-chilling.
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