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American Made Tools - Trail Head
Whether it's still true this day or not, I've always envisioned American-made tools coming out of a dingy factory in Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, or some Midwest city.
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2000 Cherokee Sport - OG XJ
Sometimes we here at Jp take building Jeeps for granted. We’ve modified so many project vehicles over the years that sometimes it is hard to remember what it was like to dive into our first project.
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21 Road - Big Rock Wheeling In Colorado
Now, 21 Road might sound kind of odd, but that is the way many roads in and around Grand Junction, Colorado, are named. Rather than First St., they've got things like 16 Road or 21 Road.
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40 Holiday Gift Ideas - Gear For Your Jeep
To help you get ready for the month ahead and to sort out what should be on your wish list, we've put together 40 gift ideas that we'd like to get and what we think you and your Jeep also need and want.
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2002 Jeep wrangler TJ Sport - Clean Lines
Just like the humans who build these Jeeps, not all are perfect. In fact, many have flaws or Jeep-building no-no’s that we try to overlook, make fun of, or point out if someone is in danger.
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Child's Play Edition - Sideways
Got an old dusty memento of Jeep culture from the past, a whoops moment, embarrassing situations your buddy got into, or a relative in uniform with their trusty gas-horse?
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Forgetfulness & The Manzierre - Dr. Vern
Low range? Check. Hubs locked? Check. Manzierre? Check. After a recent incident while four-wheeling, I’ve come up with a handy checklist so I’m never unprepared off-road
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Your Jeep - November 2013
Your Jeep Tech Questions Answered
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New Products of SEMA 2013
The SEMA Show is always a great place to check out the latest and greatest in the off road industry and this year, we found a hole stash of parts that are sure to make your wish list this year!
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Jeep Shots - November 2013
Homegrown Jeeps
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1968 Jeepster Commando - Going Commando
We understand what it is like to have a project that drags on for years. Reno, Nevada, resident Mike Haworth was in the same predicament with his flatfender pickup project.
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Banks 4x4 Diesel Powertrain Conversion Package
Wanna put a diesel crate engine package in your Jeep?
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November 2013 How To Survive! - Knife guide
Knives. The basic concept behind them—slicing, dicing—hasn’t really changed much since the caveman or whichever hominid invented the idea of putting something sharp on a stick.
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New Falken WildPeak M/T Finally Unveiled!
Falken's WildPeak A/T has been a real success in the off-road market offering street-tire on-road manners with surprisingly aggressive off-road capabilities.
Established in 1996, Jp Magazine has become the world’s largest Jeep-only brand -- an entertaining, do-it-yourself manual of sorts aimed at Jeep owners looking for ideas and insight into modifying, restoring, maintaining their Jeep. Jp also unabashedly celebrates Jeeps and the Jeep lifestyle and does it all in an entertaining, fun, and sometimes controversial way.
Each issue of Jp contains features on the hottest and most outrageous Jeep builds, product information and shootout comparisons, how-to features, and performance testing. Jp also covers the biggest Jeep shows and 4X4 events across the U.S. and beyond – including trail rides, mud bogs, off-road competitions and Jeep-centric racing. From the latest Jeep concept to out-of-production models such as the legendary CJ and early Cherokee, from the enthusiast’s driveway to the showroom floor, if it’s Jeep related, Jp is there, with extensive coverage designed to inform, engage, and involve Jeep enthusiasts, wherever they are.
Jp Magazine also has inside access to Jeep designers and engineers, often relaying what Jp loyalists have to say about the latest Jeep and Mopar concept vehicles as well as their ideas and concerns around present and future production models. Few magazines have the ear of those in the position to give Jeep enthusiasts what they want and need like Jp Magazine does.
The Jp editorial staff of is comprised of real Jeep enthusiasts with extensive hands-on wrenching experience who communicate to readers in a lively and engaging manner. They live on the trails, help set the trends and are immersed in the Jeep lifestyle. Their project Jeeps take readers through the entire process, from buying to building to hitting the trail, with features ranging from “What if...?” to creating a powerful Jeep on a shoestring budget.
Bottom line, if you’re into Jeeps in any way, shape or form, there is no better place to find what you’re looking for -- in print or on the Web -- than Jp.]