Types of Jeeps

Jeeps were developed for U.S. Army use in World War II. Returning soldiers wanted civilian counterparts of the go-anywhere, almost-indestructible vehicles they had used in the war, so companies such as Willys, Kaiser, American Motors and Chrysler produced non-military versions. Many types of Jeeps exist, and for maintenance, knowing the type is important. Classification is primarily based on year of production, but other factors enter into the equation. It further classified into these types:

1. Military Models:

Most 4-passenger jeeps built after World War II have the prefix "M" followed by a model number. Jeep wagons, trucks, and ambulances were also built. The Ford Jeep model M151, called the "MUTT" for "Military Utility Tactical Truck," was first used in the Vietnam War. Military Jeeps were modified to carry anti-tank, anti-aircraft and other artillery as well as firefighting equipment.The Chrysler Jeep Wrangler has a military version, the J8. IT has the V8 engine which give it power to ride in any condition or terrain according to needs. It was helpful for communication in the off road conditions to check the route.

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