۲۰۱۷ Jeep Quicksand Concept

Okay, I’m a big sucker for the but I’ve got a soft spot for vintage metal, particularly from the American hot rod glory days. Well, has combined the two with this – the Quicksand Concept. This one-off Jeep was built for the 2017 Easter Jeep Safari, an annual event in Moab, Utah where thousands of Jeep enthusiasts come to drive desert trails. It’s also been home to outlandish concepts built by Jeep for the last decade.

The Quicksand concept started as a two-door Wrangler but has been completely transformed into something altogether cooler. The wheelbase has been stretched, making more stable off road, the suspension is lifted and features huge coil-over shocks at each corner, and the standard V-6 engine has been scrapped for a massive, 392 cubic-inch Hemi V-8. Of course, that’s just the start.

Check out that kinked grille. I’d bet that’s the grille from the upcoming the next-generation of Wrangler. It wouldn’t surprise any Jeep fan to see engineers pull a stunt like that…

The interior of the Quicksand concept is all retro, featuring low-back bucket seats, a huge shifter for the manual transmission, and some throw-back gauges for that authentic feel.

There’s plenty more to talk about, so keep reading for all the details.

Continue reading to learn more about the Jeep Quicksand Concept.

۲۰۱۷ Jeep Quicksand Concept

Okay, I’m a big sucker for the but I’ve got a soft spot for vintage metal, particularly from the American hot rod glory days. Well, has combined the two with this – the Quicksand Concept. This one-off Jeep was built for the 2017 Easter Jeep Safari, an annual event in Moab, Utah where thousands of Jeep enthusiasts come to drive desert trails. It’s also been home to outlandish concepts built by Jeep for the last decade.

The Quicksand concept started as a two-door Wrangler but has been completely transformed into something altogether cooler. The wheelbase has been stretched, making more stable off road, the suspension is lifted and features huge coil-over shocks at each corner, and the standard V-6 engine has been scrapped for a massive, 392 cubic-inch Hemi V-8. Of course, that’s just the start.

Check out that kinked grille. I’d bet that’s the grille from the upcoming the next-generation of Wrangler. It wouldn’t surprise any Jeep fan to see engineers pull a stunt like that…

The interior of the Quicksand concept is all retro, featuring low-back bucket seats, a huge shifter for the manual transmission, and some throw-back gauges for that authentic feel.

There’s plenty more to talk about, so keep reading for all the details.

Continue reading to learn more about the Jeep Quicksand Concept.