JP Magazine

Pros: Jeep-only magazine filled with resourceful information
Cons: Only 6 issues per year, Editor Cappa brings too many biased opinions to the table

Jeepers are an odd bunch of folks.  Some like their rigs to be showroom stock condition, some like to modify them to varying degrees according to a budget and some go all out and sink many thousands of dollars into a rock-hopping buggy. But one ...

Pros: Jeeps only, extensive ,in depth
Cons: only 6 issues per year.

I have been a subscriber to JP magazine since the inaugural issue in the Spring of '96. I was looking to buy a new Wrangler TJ and wanted info about the new model. This led me to purchase JP. I became hooked! First I must tell you that this mag is...

Pros: All Jeep, great photos-articles-vendor information
Cons: Only 6 issues a year, sometimes hard to purchase locally

JEEP There's Only One! JP There's Only One TOO! If you're a die-hard Jeep freak like myself, you can't get enough off-road magazines. Published by Petersen, this magazine is dedicated to one of America's home-grown, the infamous Jeep.

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Pros: Love JP's project TJ and readers project TJ's. Love to see Jeeps that customized.
Cons: I would love to see more on PSC's projects. They'll have a TV show soon.

Thanks guys and girls (I had "Bree" embroidered into the passenger seat of my 03" TJ) for a new magazine addiction. I have now added JP to my list of mags that I read from front to back within hours of buying it. Of the 4 wheel mags, JP is the one I narrowed it down to buying every month. I am currently in transition of moving from Tucson to Phoenix so I don't really have an address to post my subscription to. As soon as I have a permanent roof over my head I'll sign up for my pre-ordered monthly fix.
PS- am I the only Southern Arizonan that is pleasantly refreshed by seeing pics of Jeeps trudging through the snow?