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Custom Jeeps
Here is a collection of Jeeps designed and built for unique or specialized purposes.
if you know of any others that should be added to this
page. Click images below for large size.
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Mini-Beep Jeep
The Mini-Beep is a scaled down version of a World War II Jeep and it comes in kit form that you can easily build at home! This funky little Jeep pulls trailers,
and implements: bulldozes sand, gravel and snow; drives off-road; and goes almost anywhere even on the water, it's amphibious!
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Hauk Custom Jeeps
Here are a few very cool and very extreme custom Jeeps built by Hauk Designs.
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American Track Truck Jeep
Jeeps are know for their ability to go almost anywhere, now with the American Track Truck Dominator System even deep snow can't stop the Jeep. These cool
tracks can usually be installed on your Jeep in less than an hour.
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Scarlette Electric Car
The Scarlette built by Tender in France, is an all-electric Jeep lookalike. The car is 4WD with four motors, one for each wheel. Electricity is stored in the floor in 12
lead-acid batteries that provide enough energy to drive the car up to 100 km (60 miles). Lead acid batteries were used because they are reliable, have a decent life span
(claimed to be from 50,000 to 70,000 km) and lower cost of substitution when they do die out.
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Jeep TJ Willys
This is a modern TJ customized to look like a WWII legendary Jeep Willys. The Jeep is not being built for extreme offroading but is in fact a daily
driver. What an awesome way to get around town.
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Jeep Brute
This is the AEV Brute Jeep pickup conversion which can be easily done to any Jeep TJ Wrangler. It was originally designed in 2002 and
was the winner of the Daimler/Chrysler Design Excellence Award. The conversion comes in kit form that is over 90% assembled, with an
average build time of around 60 hours.
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The Earth Romer
EarthRoamer® combines Jeep's legendary off road capability with innovative EarthRoamer design to create an Xpedition Vehicle (XV) with
unprecedented capability. Now you can go anywhere a Jeep will go and have all of the comforts of home when you get there including: an
inside toilet and shower, queen size bed and a refrigerator freezer.
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Gator Water Jeep
WaterCar, Inc. builds high performance amphibious vehicles including the AmphiGator a high speed water Jeep. Not only
can this Jeep hit the trails and then hit the lake to clean off but while out on the water it can really move.
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The Seep
After having commissioned Willys, Ford and Bantam to build the first 4500 jeeps (1500 each) in March 1941, the US Motor Transport
Board set up a project under the direction of the National Defense Research Committee (NDRC) to be designated ‘QMC-4 1/4 Ton Truck
Light Amphibian’.
The War was on at full tilt, and with bridges over Europe's rivers being taken out one after another, it seemed practical if the
jeep could swim as well as drive.
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