Pickups & Misc.

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Model/Dates:	Picture:	Description:
Willys Pickup 1947-1965		What can I say? It's a pickup truck. Offered in either 2WD or 4WD, in various configurations including chassis only, chassis and cab, pickup, and flatbed. (photo courtesy of Jeep Jamboree USA)
J-Series Trucks 1963-1987		The full-size follow-ons to the Willys pickups. Originally called "Gladiators", and later just Jeep Trucks or J-Trucks (e.g., J-10, J-20, etc). Offered in a variety of configurations, but only available in 4WD after 1967. (photo courtesy of Jeep Jamboree USA)
Comanche/MJ 1986-1992		Pickup truck version of the downsized Cherokee/XJ. A "mid-sized" pickup, available in both 2WD or 4WD. Discontinued because it competed with Chrysler's own, mid-sized Dodge Dakota pickup. (photo courtesy of Jeep Jamboree USA)

Model/Dates:	Picture:	Description:
Jeepster/VJ 1948-1951		A 2WD sporty roadster Jeep. Only about 19,000 total units were produced. (photographer unknown)
Jeepster Commando (C101) 1967-1973		A re-invention of the earlier Jeepster/VJ, Willys truck, and Willys station wagon ideas all rolled into one. Built on the chassis of a CJ-6, four body options were available including roadster, station wagon, pickup, and power-top convertible. Like the CJ-6, early models were 101 inches, later stretched to 104 inches. (photo by Andy McGrath)
Forward Control Jeep (FC) 1957-1964		Doesn't look like a Jeep at all. The cab is mounted directly over the engine and front axle. Two versions were built: the FC-150, based on the CJ-5 chassis, and the larger 6-cyl FC-170, based on the station wagon chassis. FC's were typically used as fire trucks and utility company work vehicles. (photo courtesy of Jeep Jamboree USA)