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Revision as of 16:40, 5 October 2020
| Year | 1992 |
| Make | Jeep |
| Model | Wrangler |
| Trim | Sahara |
Overview
The Jeeps used in Jurassic Park were 1992 Jeep Wrangler Saharas in sand beige low gloss metallic. The 1992 Jeep Wrangler Sahara is the only year sand beige was offered. All other Jeep Wrangler YJs are a different beige. The 92 Sahara is equipped with dark green carpet, dark green center console, dark green seats with tan pouches, dark green door panels with tan map pouches, cinder (grey) dash and visors, 5 spoke JEEP rims, front fog lights, and a full family style roll cage with spice color padding.
Aftermarket parts that were added for the film include BF Goodrich tires, a Ramsey winch, one-piece light bar, whip antenna, rear fog lights, custom license plates, and a custom mirror tag.
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Screen Accurate Parts
BF Goodrich tires
Ramsey winch
Paint
For the movie, the Jeeps were painted with a semi-gloss sand beige base coat. Afterwards the front and rear stripes, hood markings, rims, mirrors, light bar, and outside of the windshield were all painted a semi-gloss red.
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Reference Images
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FAQs
1. What kind of paint should I use to restore black trim?
Rustoleum black Semi-gloss spray paint
