Easter Jeep Safari
Concepts built for the trail, not the turntable
Hurricane, NuKizer 715, J-12, Quicksand, and annual Safari concepts turned Moab into Jeep's recurring public design laboratory.
Hurricane was a mechanical manifesto
The twin-Hemi, four-wheel-steering concept demonstrated packaging and maneuverability more than a near-term production plan.
Historic names became design material
NuKizer and J-12 mined military and pickup history without pretending to be direct continuations.
Mark Allen supplied continuity
The design leadership thread connects repeated Moab experiments and later production vehicles.