Join us for the Toys for Tots Ride on December 7th, 2025!
Who We Are
Proudly rooted in the Garden State, we’re more than just a Jeep club, we’re a group united by a shared passion for adventure, community, and the open trail.
Whether we’re crawling over rocks, polishing up for local shows, or rolling deep for a charity convoy, The Iron Jeeps brings together drivers from all walks of life who believe in doing good while having a damn good time. From the muddy trails of the Pine Barrens to Toys for Tots runs, we represent the best of what Jeep culture can be.
We host trail rides, throw and attend shows, run charity events, and proudly support other clubs and communities across New Jersey. You’ll find us wrenching in driveways, waving at other Jeeps like it’s our job, and carrying way too much gear “just in case.”
So, if you love Jeeps, believe in giving back, and think your rig looks good dirty or clean, you’ll fit right in. Come check us out. Look under events on the top left of the page!
Our Members
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Name: Smiley
President
Tell us something about yourself?
I’m very friendly love to smile 
more of a lover not a fighter. Also a man of God of Faith.
Why did you join a Jeep Club?
I start this club the summer of 2022 with a couple of guys.
What would you like future Jeep owners to know?
I would get ready to spend a lot of money. Don’t buy a new jeep go with a JK and hook it up yourself.
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Name: Jay a.k.a. Jay of all trades
I’m the VP of this beautiful club.
Tell us something about yourself?
“Will trade Jeep repairs for tacos, beer, or eternal gratitude (preferably tacos).”
“If you hear me say, ‘It’s an easy fix’—just know I’m lying to both of us.”
Why did you join a Jeep Club?
“I joined the Jeep Club for the people, the adventures, and because my therapist said I needed a support group for my bad financial decisions.”
What would you like future Jeep owners to know?
Future Jeep owners, prepare yourself: you’ll be broke, but you’ll be smiling. You’ll have friends, but none of you will have money. Basically, it’s a happy little poverty circle on wheels.”
Name: Kari
Tell me something about yourself?
I’m a badass Jeep enthusiast, part adrenaline, part sarcasm, all chaos and zero bull.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
I joined a Jeep club because it feels like finding a chosen family, people who share the same passion and understanding of the lifestyle that comes with Jeeps. It’s more than just a hobby; it’s a way to connect with like-minded people who enjoy adventure, community, and helping one another out. We build friendships, share experiences, and create memories with a group that truly feels like home.
What’s one thing that you would like future Jeep owners to know?
You are never alone. You are joining a group that stretches across the country, meaning you are gaining a family and community unlike any other.
Name: Alex
Tell me something about yourself?
I love being outdoors. Whether in the Jeep or on foot, exploring new places are my favorite.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
I joined this club because I like being around people who share similar passions and interests.
What’s one thing that you would like future Jeep owners to know?
Everyone starts out as a beginner, don’t be afraid to ask questions even if you think it’s a stupid one. You don’t need a crazy build to have fun, learn the limits as you go and get seat time in 
Name: Turker -aka-Turk
Tell us something about yourself?
Doors off, top off, music up—that’s my version of therapy. A little rain won’t stop me. Neither will snow, sand, or sketchy backroads.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
Jeep owners are a tight-knit group. Clubs give you instant access to like-minded people who share your passion. Whether it’s trail rides or just grabbing a burger after a meet — there’s a real social aspect. Also, we host garage days where members help each other with installs, upgrades, or repairs. It’s a great way to save money, learn, and get hands-on without feeling overwhelmed. Can’t forget to mention we do charity work — toy drives, veteran fundraisers, etc. You get to enjoy your Jeep and do some good along the way.
What would you like future Jeep owners to know?
They leak, they rattle, and they don’t handle like a sports car. But they’re also some of the most fun, iconic vehicles on (or off) the road.
Name: Danielle, Dan
Tell us something about yourself?
I’m an adventure junkie in a Jeep, fueled by caffeine, chaos, and a complete lack of patience for nonsense.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
I didn’t buy my Jeep just to park it at the grocery store. I wanted dirt under my tires & people who understand the thrill of climbing rocks or just getting stuck to get unstuck.
I joined a Jeep club because I craved community — people who talk lift kits, and trail ratings like a second language. I wanted adventures— the kind that don’t come with road signs or cell signals I’m wired for freedom, and the open trail called my name louder than any freeway.
What would you like future Jeep owners to know?
Jeep ownership isn’t just about driving. It’s about waving at strangers, trail rides with new friends, and building something that’s truly yours. Get ready — the Jeep community is real, and it’s awesome it’s FAMILY!
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Name: Derek
Tell us something about yourself?
I like steak beers, Jeeps, and like to chill with my family.
Why did I join a Jeep club?
I joined the Jeep club for adventures, great company and plenty of opportunities to admire each others rigs!
What’s one thing you would want new jeepers owners to know?
Don’t be afraid to get your Jeep dirty but always respect the trails and the environment. Community is key, so find your tribe, share the adventure, and keep the rubber side down. But most importantly you’re always going to want to change and get things for your Jeep.
P.S.If you hear a weird noise, just turn up the radio! 
Name: Luis aka Lu
Tell us something about yourself?
I currently drive a 1993 Jeep Wrangler and a 2012 Wrangler, and I'm known as the brains behind some of the mods you might’ve seen on Jeeps in the club.
Why did I join a Jeep club?
I joined this group because I wanted a place where I could vent about all my Jeep problems and get real advice from people who understand the struggle. From time to time, you’ll also see my psychic co-pilot Rosie riding shotgun. she’s my dog, and trust me, she senses every bump in the trail before I do.
What’s one thing you would want new jeepers owners to know?
To anyone thinking about getting into the Jeep life just know you're about to spend your last penny on it. The to-do list is never-ending, but so is the adventure. Welcome to the ride!
Name: Mike aka SUCIO
Tell us something about yourself?
Family keeps me grounded, Jeeps keep me moving, music keeps me inspired, and the market keeps me guessing. Oh, and tattoos are pretty cool to.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
Turns out, it’s way more fun to obsess over tires, lifts, and airing down with people who also think mud is a fashion accessory. The club also gives me the opportunity to give back to the community while hanging out with genuine good people.
What’s one thing that you would like future Jeep owners to know?
You’ll spend more on parts than you did on the Jeep itself. Your wallet will cry, and your spouse will question your life choices.
Name: Christian
But everyone just calls me chef, if you’d like one included.
Tell us something about yourself?
I’ve always loved being outdoors and finding new adventures. For me, Jeeps aren’t just vehicles—they’re an adult lego set that u can make your own way to explore places most people never get to experience and be with ppl that share the same passion.
Why did you join a Jeep club?
I joined because it’s more than just driving trails—it’s about the friendships, the knowledge you pick up, and the support you get from a group of people who all share a love for Jeeps. Plus, the friendship is more, it's a second family with the same love that u have for something that u share.
What’s one thing that you would like future Jeep owners to know?
Owning a Jeep isn’t just about having a ride that looks cool—it’s about building experiences, tackling challenges, and becoming part of a community. Don’t be afraid to get it dirty, try new things, and ask for help when you need it. The Jeep family is always there to back you up.