Looking for a great grab handle?

If you have a Wrangler and want to give your passengers a sturdy, well-designed, “o-sh*t!” handle, we recommend the grab handle by EK Motorsports. it’s available in red, black, or camoflage and can be purchased at JeepWorld.com.

Historical Jeep Codes

Code	Year(s)	Notes
KJ	2002-2007	Jeep Liberty
WJ	1999-2004	Jeep Grand Cherokee
ZJ	1993-1998	Jeep Grand Cherokee
TJ	1997-2006	Jeep Wrangler
YJ	1987-1996	Jeep Wrangler
J	1963-1987	Jeep Gladiator
SJ	1963-1991	Jeep Wagoneer
XJ	1984-2001	Jeep Cherokee
MJ	1984-1992	Jeep Comanche pickup
DJ	1952-1973	Dispatch or Delivery Jeep – 2 wheel drive trucks
M-715	1967-1969	Truck
M-151		Military Vehicle built by Jeep and designed by Ford.
C-101	1966-1973	Jeepster
CJ-10		Pickup built for the military
CJ-8	1982-1986	“Scrambler” Pickup with 103.5″ wheelbase.
CJ-7	1976-1986	Updated CJ-5 with a 93.5″ wheelbase
CJ-6	1956-1975	Civilian Jeep
CJ-5	1954-1986	Civilian Jeep
FC	1957-1966	Forward Control Trucks
M38A1	1954-1957	Military Jeep.
VJ	1949-1950	2 wheel drive Jeepster
CJ-V35U	1950	Modified CJ-3A that was built for the Navy.
CJ-4	1950	Prototype that was never produced.
M-606	1954-1968	Military version of the CJ-3B.
CJ-3B	1953-1964	Similar to CJ-3A but had a higher hood.
M-38	1950-1955	Military version of the CJ-3A.
CJ-3A	1946-1953	Civilian Jeep, slight body modifications.
CJ-2A	1945-1949	Civilian Jeep
CJ-2	1944-1945	The first of the civilian model Jeeps. CJ stands for Civilian Jeep.
MB	1942-1945	The standard WWII military Jeep built from 1942-1945. The B indicates it was the second model of the series.
MA	1941	The first Jeep prototype. The M indicates a military vehicle and the A the first model.