NEWS AND INFORMATION

JEEP IDENTITY - Ever wonder what the XJ, TJ or ZJ stands for when people mention Jeep. Well think no more. The letters generally aren't anything more than a way to designate the vehicle with a code. Note that some prototypes may be missing and the dates may be off by a few production years on some models.

• MA: In 1941 this was the first prototype in the development of the Jeep. The M indicates a military vehicle and the A the first model.
• MB: This is the standard WWII military Jeep built from 1942-1945. The B indicated the second model of the series. (Just a note the Ford versions of the same Jeep were called the GPW. G for government, P for 80 inch wheel base and W for Willys.
• CJ-2: The first of the civilian model Jeeps. CJ stands for Civilian Jeep built from 1944-1945.
• CJ-2A: Civilian Jeep built from 1945-1949
• CJ-3A: Civilian Jeep built from 1948-1953, slight differences in body measurement.
• M-38: A military version of the CJ-3A but without tailgate and other modifications. Willys called it the MC model. Built from 1950-1955.
• CJ-3B: Very similar to CJ-3A but had a higher hood and allowed the use of the F-head engine. 1953-1964.
• M-606: Military version of the CJ-3B built from 1954-1968.
• CJ-4: Prototype in 1950 never saw production.
• CJ-V35U: Modified CJ-3A built in 1950 for the Navy.
• VJ: Early 2 wheel drive Jeepsters built in 1949-1950.
• M38A1: Military Jeep. Also known as the MD was a forerunner to the CJ-5. Built between 1954-1957 and maybe as far as 1971.
• FC-150: This was a pickup, cab forward, 80 inch wheelbase built from 1956-1964.
• FC-170: This was a pickup, cab forward, 103 inch wheelbase built from 1957-1964.
• CJ-5: Civilian Jeep, 81 inch wheelbase built from 1954-1971 and the 83.5 inch wheelbase from 1972-1986.
• CJ-6: Civilian Jeep with a 20 " longer wheelbase than the CJ5 built from 1956-1975.
• CJ-7: Updated CJ-5 with a 93.5" wheelbase built from 1976-1986.
• CJ-8: Pickup design with a 103.5" wheelbase called the Scrambler. Built from 1982-1986.
• CJ-10: Pickup version 110" wheelbase built for the military and sold overseas there was a shorter model call the CJ-10A.
• C-101: Jeepster built from 1966-1973.
• M-151: Military vehicle built by Jeep and designed by Ford. Full independent suspension with a unibody design.
• M-422/M-422A1: Built by AMC for the Marines in 1964.
• M-715: 1 1/4 ton truck built by Jeep in 1967-1969.
• DJ: various models of 2 wheel drive Jeeps similar to some CJ models.
• MJ: The Jeep Comanche pickup. Built from 1986-1992. J stands for Jeep and M is just a model number.
• XJ: The Jeep Cherokee built from 1984-2001.
• SJ or FSJ: A Fullsize Jeep Wagoneer or Cherokee built from 1963-1991.
• J: A fullsize Jeep Gladiator pickup built from 1963-1987.
• YJ: The Jeep Wrangler model built from 1987-1996.
• TJ: The Jeep Wrangler model built form 1997-Current.
• ZJ: The Grand Cherokee built from 1993-1998.
• WJ: The current Grand Cherokee model built from 1999-current.
• KJ: The new Jeep Liberty.
  All trademarks and registered names used here are owned by their respective companies. Thanks to JP magazine at www.jpmagazine.com and also other web sources for their input.

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