Jeep J-Series Window Components

The Jeep Gladiator, originally introduced in 1962, was given the “J-Series” nameplate in 1971, after AMC acquired Kaiser Jeep in 1970. It was a sturdy full-size pickup truck, originally offered in three different models, the J2000, the J3000 (dropped in 1971) and the J4000. In 1974, the J-Series received some major technological improvements, for instance, larger brakes, while the cutting-edge full-time 4-wheel drive system Quadra-Trac, introduced the previous year, was made available on all versions. The models were also renamed J-10 and J-20. Mechanical improvements and styling refreshments followed through the years, updating the Jeep J-Series to keep pace with the times. In 1988, the series was eventually discontinued.

The efficiency of window components is very important in order to provide a comfortable cruise for passengers. If you need to restore some of them, you can do it very easily by visiting our online shop, where a large selection of replacement parts, new or regenerated, is available: surf our catalog for all the needed Jeep J-Series window components. We supply only premium parts made by trustworthy aftermarket manufacturers, such as Mopar, Dorman and Cardone . Doubts or questions? Contact our qualified and reliable staff at the online Help Center: they will provide useful tips to keep your J-Series in top shape.