- JEEP
- Eugene the __ ("Popeye" critter)
- GI transport
- Military vehicle
- Military wheels
- Private carrier?
- Cherokee, e.g.
- Vehicle with a roll bar
- Vehicle rental on the beach
- 4WD transport
- WWII wheels
- Humvee forerunner
- Private car?
- Army vehicle
- Automobile name since 1941
- Vehicle that's okay to drive while fatigued?
- M*A*S*H vehicle
- Chrysler offering since 1987
- Hummer forerunner
- Versatile vehicle
- Willys-Overland vehicle
- Wrangler, e.g.
- Cherokee, for one
- General-purpose transport
- Grand Cherokee, e.g.
- Wrangler, for one
- Beetle Bailey vehicle
- Cherokee maker
- Military transport
- Cherokee manufacturer
- Cherokee, for example
- Wrangler maker
- Land Rover rival
- Way off base?
- Wrangler wrangler
- Rugged vehicle
- Military motor vehicle
- M*A*S*H prop
- Cherokee or Wrangler
- Chrysler-owned trademark
- Army wheels
- Rubicon Trail traveler
- M*A*S*H transport
- Cherokee on the road
- General transportation?
- M*A*S*H roller
- Renegade on the road
- Way to get off base?
- Cherokee automaker
- Cherokee on wheels
- Off-road vehicle
- All-terrain vehicle
- WWII vehicle
- SUV cousin
- Transport for Hawkeye
- It might make a general delivery
- Base vehicle
- 36 Across utility vehicle
- Your bond or stamp starts a __ down the ramp (WWII poster message)
- Army car
- Humvee competitor
- Wrangler, for example
- Liberty, for example
- Comanche, e.g.
- Grand Cherokee maker
- Not yet listed in Webster's.
- ¼-ton motor vehicle.
- General Purpose vehicle.
- Army ground negotiator.
- Diminutive vehicle.
- Contemporary of the Army duck.
- Vehicle.
- Another name for blitzbuggy.
- All-purpose vehicle.
- Blitzbuggy.
- Utility vehicle
- Vehicle for Patton
- General Purpose Car
- U.S. Army vehicle
- G.I. vehicle
- Vehicle since 1940
- Transport for rough terrain
- Base transportation
- Rugged transportation
- Army transport
- Ride for Hawkeye or Radar
- Major mode of transportation?
- Go anywhere, do anything sloganeer
- Private transportation?
- Vehicle in "M*A*S*H"
- Vehicle whose name may or may not be derived from the phrase "just enough essential parts"
- Wheels on a base
- Liberty automaker
- Wrangler automaker
- Willie and Joe's carrier
- Rugged military transport
- Gladiator or Wrangler
- Military ride
- Willie and Joe's vehicle
- General-purpose WWII vehicle
- Popular vehicle
- Military transportation, perhaps
- Rough-terrain vehicle
- Humvee precursor
- Grand Cherokee or Compass
- Company asked by the Cherokee Nation to change one of its car names
- Sergeant's ride
- General carrier
- Renegade, e.g.
- Compass maker
