Power by a GM Performance Ram Jet 350 V8 crate engine, 700r4 Automatic Transmission, NP 241 Transfer Case, Dana Axles with 3.73 Gears, 4" Skyjacker Lift, Fuel Off Road Wheels, Smitty Bilt Bumpers, Front end and steering from a 1983 CJ7 and Bushwacker fender flares. 

 The Jeepster Commando is a compact-sized recreational vehicle produced by Kaiser Jeep from 1966 until 1970.  Kaiser-Jeep launched the Jeepster Commando and the Jeepster Sports Convertible in 1966 for model year ’67. It bore a familial resemblance to the CJ-5, but it was larger, more refined and more versatile. Its internal designation was C-101, a reference to the 101-inch wheelbase, and all versions shared the same body sporting the Jeep seven-slat grille, steel half doors and either a removable or folding top. The new Jeepster Commando was designed to compete with the International Scout, Ford Bronco, and Toyota Land Cruiser.