Avid Jeep off-roaders started gathering in Moab around springtime back in the early 1960s, and by the mid-’60s the Easter Jeep Safari officially became "a thing," becoming a weeklong festival by the 1980s.

This particular build started life as a Gladiator Mojave, which then received custom front fenders, hood, front fascia, and lighting. The grille itself represents the first time a seven-barred layout has ever been placed on the “J-Series,” which is, admittedly. a cool look. The 12,000-lb. Warn Zeon winch up front doesn’t hurt, either.