Staff Jeep (Film Universe)

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Jurassic Park Jeep
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Information
Manufacturer	Jeep
Model	Wrangler
Year	1992
Trim	Sahara
Engine	4.0L
Owner	Jurassic Park
Users	Alan Grant, Ellie Degler, Ian Malcolm, John Hammond, Donald Gennaro, Gerry Harding, Robert Muldoon, Tim Murphy, Lex Murphy, Zach Mitchell, Gray Mitchell
Status	Abandoned (Isla Nublar, 1993)
Motorpool
*JP10 JP12 JP18 JP29

The Staff Jeep was the primary mode of travel for the employees of Jurassic Park at Isla Nublar when working out in the Park. A fleet of Jeeps were in service at the Park in 1992 during the Jurassic Park Incident. They were left to rust with the rest of the park until they were rediscovered in 2015, during the Jurassic World Incident by Zach and Gray Mitchell.

History

The Jurassic Park Incident

Main article: Jurassic Park Incident (Film Universe)

JP 18 and JP 29 greeted the Inspection Team upon their arrival at the Helipad on Isla Nublar. Driven by Jurassic Park Employees, Grant, Sattler and Malcolm took the first Jeep, whilst Gennaro and Hammond took the second.

The Jurassic World Incident

Main article: Jurassic World Incident (Film Universe)

Legacy

In 2018, a pair of miniaturised Jeeps were present on Benjamin Lockwood's Jurassic Park Model in his home in California.

Design and Modifications

The base Jeep for each vehicle was a 1992 Wrangler Sahara Edition.

Jeep Designation	Purpose	Users	Roll Cage	Lightbar	Search Lights	Winch	Whip Anntenae	Storage Containers	Fog Lights
JP 10	Veterinarian's Jeep	Gerry Harding, Robert Muldoon, Ellie Sattler, John Hammond, Ian Malcolm, Lex Murphy, Tim Murphy, Alan Grant.
JP 12	Specialist	Dennis Nedry
JP 18	General Use	Park Driver, Ellie Sattler, Alan Grant, Ian Malcolm.
JP 29	General Use	Second Park Driver, John Hammond, Donald Gennaro, Zach Mitchell, Gray Mitchell.

Production Notes

Jurassic Park

Pre-Production

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Production

Three Jeep Wranglers (The 1992 Sahara Edition in Sand Beige) were purchased by Production for use in the film. Two automatics and one manual that would become the Hero Picture Jeep. The Hero Jeep was fitted camera mounts under the chassis, and custom tow hooks on the winch plate. Depending on the need, the vehicles were swapped around to represent a total of four different vehicles; JP 10, JP 12, JP 18 and JP 29. Upon the return to Los Angeles, one of the automatics was modified with a collapsible panel over the passenger side door to imitate being dented by the Tyrannosaur.

At the completion of Production, the Hero Jeep was dressed as JP 12 and one of the automatics as JP 10. The last dressing of the final Jeep is not known.