Kaiser Jeep – 1966 to 1969
The Jeepster Commando series was designed to compete in the new Sport-Utility market of Broncos and Land Cruisers. Following in the footsteps of the Willys, the Kaiser Jeepster was a mix; part Jeep CJ and part Jeep Wagoneer. It was also aimed at the same market, those looking for a four-wheel drive sports convertible family car. Advertising for the Jeepster stated that it was a “Happy combo! Racy and rugged.” The “Kaiser” style Jeepster Commando was produced by AMC in 1970 and 1971 when Kaiser was bought by American Motor Company.
Convertibles
Pickups
Wagons
Interior
Options and Miscellaneous Items
