Dedicated to Rescuing & Preserving Vintage Jeeps
“Our mission is to find and preserve vintage jeeps in their original form for future generations to appreciate and enjoy.”
The Jeep Guy Museum is our family's private jeep collection consisting of more than 50 vintage to new jeeps, from a 1941 MB all the way to modern and highly modified 392 Wrangler and Gladiator. We have rescued and preserved jeeps to keep them in their original form and bring the ones that need it back up to running condition. We have also built very capable jeeps at The Jeep Guy for off-roading and exploring the outdoors. We have at least 40 jeeps on display at the museum regularly, and you can also find some of our jeeps at The Jeep Guy shop in Lindon, around town, and on the trails.
More than just showcasing our family's collection, we hope the museum will inspire visitors to embrace the spirit of exploration and discovery, and to appreciate the heritage and legacy of Jeep. We aim for the museum to serve as a powerful reminder of the indomitable spirit of innovation that has driven the evolution of Jeep® into symbols of freedom and adventure.
The Jeep Guy Museum is now open! Please check the museum page for operating hours and admission information.
Vintage to New Jeeps
Military Jeeps/Trailers
Jeep Years Covered
States/Countries Rescued Jeeps From
thank you for your support
In addition to welcoming jeep enthusiasts and visitors to our museum, we greatly appreciate any financial contributions, and leads or donations of original jeeps, parts, and artifacts we can acquire to find their forever home in our care, enabling us to share their journey and stories. We are also grateful for the volunteer service of individuals assisting with museum tours, events, and day-to-day operations. Your support and generosity are instrumental in our jeep rescue and preservation efforts for these historic vehicles, making a significant impact in our mission, and enriching the experiences of our visitors.
