[ProfessorCRX]

I see alot of posts mentioning some editions of TJ's that I've never seen or heard of. Such as Willys, Pioneer, Columbia, Rocky Mountain, etc... Where do I find the info or specs on these models? Why aren't they in the brochures? Are they much more expensive? Where do you get them?

[jrtdogbone]

Originally Posted by ProfessorCRX

I see alot of posts mentioning some editions of TJ's that I've never seen or heard of. Such as Willys, Pioneer, Columbia, Rocky Mountain, etc... Where do I find the info or specs on these models? Why aren't they in the brochures? Are they much more expensive? Where do you get them?

Special Editions are just that! They make a limited number of these models and then there are no more. They usually have extra features not offer on the regular models, you might call them a value package. If you go to:

WWW. JEEP.COM

you will find the latest models, but you will have to look at the dealers that order them to find one on the lot. You might be able to special order one, but it is doubtful. I thing the Rocky Mountain Special Edition is still available.

Hope that Helps

The Dog

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[Jerry Bransford]

Not all "Editions" are produced by the Jeep factory. Many are just gussied-up Jeeps with different tires, wheels, etc. together with a decal applied by the dealer as a way to increase the cost and profitability of the Jeep. Ask me how I know that.

[Rob99]

Usually they're just the different trim packages.
The only one I could find was rocky mountain edition here:
http://www.jeep.com/wrangler/models/rocky_mountain.html?context=wrangler-index&type=promo

Edit: found the other two:

Here's the Columbia:
http://www.jeep.com/wrangler/models/columbia.html?context=columbia_landing&type=image

Here's the Willys:
http://www.jeep.com/willys/index.html?context='+context+'&type=newscopy

[Semprini]

I'll add two from previous years, the 60th Anniversary edition (2001,) and the "Apex" edition (2002.)

[JDGordon]

Ok Jerry...(taking the bait)...how do you know that?