What was your favorite Jeep (other than the JT)?

[Factoid]

Favorite was actually a British Jeep! Finished the build, drove it everywhere and then sold on BaT in 2018. Used the proceeds to fund all my JTR upgrades.

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[wanderer]

My first one 77cj7 with Golden Eagle package. Then my 2018 jlur. Then my 2008 jkur.

 

[Bobzdar]

Favorite was actually a British Jeep! Finished the build, drove it everywhere and then sold on BaT in 2018. Used the proceeds to fund all my JTR upgrades.

That's the only other "jeep" I currently have, so I guess that could be considered my 2nd favorite.

 

[Biscodave]

LJ..... sadly never owned one....... yet... in my opinion it’s the GOAT

next to the Willys for obvious reasons

 

[Blade1668]

MJ many memories of driving it all over the US and Europe. XJ that I have flogged on many miles of trails. LJ that's been a champion for reliable transportation.... hmmm hard choice I wish I'd picked up sticker for every place I have been in MJ. my 90 XJ picked up scratches or dents from about every place it's been. I still want to do a drive in my LJ from where I live to Keys (Key West) and back. I've drove MJ and XJ there.. great day to see sun rise and set over the ocean.
Now the favorite of mine that I didn't own was the Jeep Honcho
So I guess all of them.

 

[Jeeperjamie]

Ole Bruiser my JKU. Did most of the work myself on it, a lot of memories

 

[kelkolb]

My first vehicle was a ‘95 YJ. Super clean. 4cyl, 5 speed. It was slower than a lawnmower and you couldn’t hear the radio above 40mph, but I loved every bit of it.

 

[bshillam]

95.5 YJ, loved both of my 95s and my 42. Well for that matter my CJ too. Didn't really care for my two Tjs. Yes loved the second 95 until it was hit...

 

[wvyankee2]

2005-06 TJ Rubicon 6M.

 

[DREDnot]

My JT is #14 and so far the best riding jeep Ive owned.

But overall my 2012 Liberty is barely the overall winner.
Runner up would have to be my 99 XJ.

 

[Phishs]

My 2005 Jeep Willys TJ. Loved the stock camo seats and green top/fenders. Plus they didn’t make many of them.

 

[Victoryrider78]

1989 Jeep YJ - 4.2 I6 with a 5 spd... well 4 1/2 spd. Second gear rarely held.

I paid $1200 bucks for it back in 2009 with 175k on the clock. The whole thing was Rhino Lined, it had a hard top and American Racing wheels. I had a GMC Canyon at the same time, so it wasn't my daily but I loved that Jeep. I think the roof and doors were off it more than they were on. I should have never sold it!!!

 

[JustinLentz]

As my profile on here shows, I've owned a few. 73CJ, 95YJ, 97TJ, 03WJ, 09JK and now the 2020 Mojave. I loved the 95YJ as it was the easiest to work on and it was the first where I taught myself to work on cars using only the Hanes manuals (before youtube). It was bare bones when I got it. Didn't even come with wiring for a radio. I built that up to what you see below.

The 97TJ was the one I hated to love but Love it did I. It had never ending o2 sensor issues. Replaced everything known to man trying to find the source of the problem. Spent 2-3 years trying to find that ghost to never figure out what it was before I finally sold it. It was the first coil spring Jeep I had owned and that thing would go anywhere.

 

[JAVIERGONZO]

The yellow power wheels one my grandma got me when I was like 7.

 

[chithead]

Kind of an oddball here, but mine would have to be a 14 Grand Cherokee (WK2) Overland we had. Hemi, 8-speed, air suspension, and so many comforts made it a dream to drive. But offroad... meh. Wife's 16 Wrangler walked all over it of course, even in stock Sport form.

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