Depends on the year, tj's started at the 1997 model year.
It is a TJ, but the unlimited is called the LJ
A TJ is a Wrangler they just say Wrangler because they've changed the designation from CJ to YJ to TJ. The difference for example is a YJ is 1996 and older and a TJ is newer than 1996. The model differences come when they say TJ Sport or Sahara or Rubicon (for instance)
If it has square headlights and leaf spring suspension on the front end then it is a YJ
Wrangler TJ Rubicon.
In the USA a 2010 should be a JK
No, there was a change in the body between YJ and TJ.
Not without major modification, the YJ top is different than the TJ top
YJ to a TJ, no
No, YJ and TJ tops are not interchangeable
Very few parts are interchangeable from a YJ to a TJ.
Yes, the YJ was made in 1996. No, the YJ,s ended in 1995 i read on another jeep website 1995 was the last year they were made.a 1996 YJ is a leftover 1995 THERE WAS NO YJ OR TJ IN 1996- THERE WAS NO WRANGLER IN 1996 THERE AIN'T NO SUCH THING AS A 1996 WRANGLER. THE LAST YJ WAS THE 1995 MODEL. THE FIRST TJ WAS A 1997 MODEL. AGAIN NO SUCH THING AS A 1996 WRANGLER !!!!!!!!!!
a TJ is the model designation for wranglers made from 1996-2006. the wrangler succeeded the cj in 1987 and from then till 1995 it was the wrangler YJ. the current wrangler is a JK. so 44-86=CJ 87-95=YJ 97-06=TJ 07-now=JK There wasn't a 1996 JEEP WRANGLER. The Civilian Jeep or CJ was put to pasture in 1987. The "new" jeep was born and named Wrangler. The YJ Jeep Wrangler is a smaller, lighter, and has square headlights. Jeepers of the world said "Nay!" on square headlights. Hence, after the last YJ with square headlights was created the YJ was no longer made. The TJ Jeep Wrangler is mostly the same Jeep but it has round headlights. THEY ARE INITIALS FOR WRANGLER MODELS Jeep Wrangler TJ and YJ are the initials for Wrangler models. As per the official information disclosed by Jeep, TJ and YJ don't essentially mean anything, though many of the Jeep fans strongly believe that TJ stands for "tough Jeep", YJ for "yuppie Jeep", CJ for "Civilian Jeep" so on and so forth.