what is this???
The lights are mounted on a partially exo cage. You see it agean in the rear and prob connects to the rock rails. Anyway I wish I had one. But if I had a computer and not just this phone. I would get ahold of JP magazine since the logo in the corner says it came from them. If someone dose this please tell me. I want to know more about it. Thanks
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From: Modesto
Year: 1993
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 high output straight 6
here ya go here is a write up on it, it is called a Jeep "Casablanca"
Here is a link to the JP article
http://www.jpmagazine.com/featuredve...pts/index.html
Jeep Cherokee Casablanca
Here's looking at you, Jeep! Sometimes it's just the name of a concept that can make it super dorky, like Casablanca. This round-headlight 1997 Cherokee was European-spec'd and included a 2.5L turbodiesel. While plugging the familiar "go-anywhere capability" of all Jeep vehicles, the Casablanca was set to "extend the Jeep spirit into even more exotic, new territories. Jeep Cherokee Casablanca is designed to travel long distances under extreme conditions." And no long-travel, extreme Jeep should be without an exoskeletal roof rack - with built-in driving lights, apparently. There was also a canvas sunroof that slid back to open up the entire vehicle - perfect for the 12-foot bugs sure to be a part of the new lands the Casablanca would see. Bonus items included a tubular bumper and side steps, an integrated winch, a 2-inch suspension lift to make for 9.5 inches of ground clearance, and 31-inch rubber
Here is a link to the JP article
http://www.jpmagazine.com/featuredve...pts/index.html
Jeep Cherokee Casablanca
Here's looking at you, Jeep! Sometimes it's just the name of a concept that can make it super dorky, like Casablanca. This round-headlight 1997 Cherokee was European-spec'd and included a 2.5L turbodiesel. While plugging the familiar "go-anywhere capability" of all Jeep vehicles, the Casablanca was set to "extend the Jeep spirit into even more exotic, new territories. Jeep Cherokee Casablanca is designed to travel long distances under extreme conditions." And no long-travel, extreme Jeep should be without an exoskeletal roof rack - with built-in driving lights, apparently. There was also a canvas sunroof that slid back to open up the entire vehicle - perfect for the 12-foot bugs sure to be a part of the new lands the Casablanca would see. Bonus items included a tubular bumper and side steps, an integrated winch, a 2-inch suspension lift to make for 9.5 inches of ground clearance, and 31-inch rubber
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From: Bristol,Pa
Year: 94
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I saw this Jeep back in 96 as a concept at an event called Jeep101 when they were touring the country.
As with most concepts, only certain items are intended for a restyle.. the rest is intended to camoflague the production vehicle from spy photo's. Look carefully and you'll see quite a few 97+ styling hints.
Yep, it was called the Casablanca. I always thought the headlights looked Defender 90ish to me.
As with most concepts, only certain items are intended for a restyle.. the rest is intended to camoflague the production vehicle from spy photo's. Look carefully and you'll see quite a few 97+ styling hints.
Yep, it was called the Casablanca. I always thought the headlights looked Defender 90ish to me.
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Someone should make/sell those headlights, they really make it look like a newer generation vehicle all together, add some Moab wheels and you'd be set.
..how hard can making them really be?
..how hard can making them really be?


