Clarksville, Ohio – Held about an hour away from Cincinnati, the annual Jeep Jam occasion brings in an incredible array of Jeeps—Wranglers, CJs, Cherokees, Gladiators, buggies, and past—for a weekend of off-roading, rock crawling, path rides, reveals, and duck-filled enjoyable.
Suffice it to say, we wouldn’t miss it.
(Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)
We loaded up the Summit Racing Jeep Gladiator and made the trek all the way down to the occasion, and have been merely gobsmacked by the quantity of Jeeps we noticed. However extra importantly, we have been greeted by smiles and waves in every single place we went—Jeepers positive know the way to make you are feeling welcome.
If this kind of factor sounds enjoyable to you, we strongly encourage you to go to the official Jeep Jam web site and be a part of the social gathering. The occasion will get greater yearly, and we’re already planning to get again down there—as soon as we get the grime out of our enamel, in fact.
Particular due to Summit Racing’s Tom Yash for snapping loads of pics of the off-road shenanigans too!
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The occasion kicked-off with a cruise-in, and we made positive to snap a bunch of pics—this was the cleanest these Jeeps could be all weekend. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)After Friday, the remainder of the weekend was crammed with mud and grime—not a single microfiber material or bottle of detailing spray in sight. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)This properly thought-out Wrangler TJ had a nifty louvered hood insert to assist vent warmth—given the decal on the flanks, this one’s a desert hopper. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)The close by Wilmington Auto Middle helped sponsor the occasion, and its Jeep dealership of us introduced out a Wrangler 392 to indicate off. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)This was only a small pattern of the a whole bunch of various rubber geese we noticed. The Summit Racing gang introduced their very own too. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)To not go full Dr. Jones right here—however maybe an XJ Cherokee this clear belongs in a museum? (Picture/OnAllCylinders)This XJ, alternatively, had loads of enjoyable working the off-road course. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)This one too. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)We included the Rubicon on our tour of autos named after well-known places. Be taught the etymology behind the Rubicon identify right here. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)This tastefully completed Wrangler YJ nonetheless had its trusty carbureted AMC 258 beneath the hood. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)Higher nonetheless, the unmistakable exhaust be aware of this CJ-5 instructed us it was working the AMC 304 V8. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)We’re at all times pleased to see a elaborate new Grand Cherokee backing up its Path Rated badge. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)This Gladiator rig carried an incredible assortment of overlanding gear. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)One other jaw-droppingly clear XJ. …The place are all these beauties hiding within the salt-strewn roads of Ohio? (Picture/OnAllCylinders)Along with organized path rides, the Jeep Jam employees constructed a well-executed off-road course utilizing obstacles of ranging problem. There have been loads of spotters on-hand too, to assist each specialists and newbies navigate the terrain. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)Name us biased, however one thing a couple of CJ-5 path rig simply makes us grin, each time. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)..Or, if you happen to desire your CJs in “seven” taste. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)Talking of CJ-7s, we’ll have extra on this gorgeous Renegade right here quickly. (Picture/OnAllCylinders)Our hats are off to the complete crew of the 2024 Jeep Jam. It was an incredible, well-run occasion, and we’re hoping it brings in even greater crowds subsequent 12 months. (Picture/Summit Racing – Tom Yash)
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