View Photos of the Jeep JT Scrambler Concept

To evoke the CJ8 Scrambler pickup from the 1980s, Jeep took a white Gladiator Rubicon and gave it a set of side stripes in the colors Punk'N Metallic Orange and Nacho.

Also finished in those colors is the word "Scrambler" in script on each side of the hood and a stripe in the center of it. The hard top is painted in a "vintage amber" color that was used on the original Scrambler's tops.

This new truck is referred to as a "heritage-inspired remix" by Jeep.

There's a set of lights mounted at the A-pillars, while the front brush guard gets a pair of even larger LED lights.

The new graphics are a more modern design compared with the old Scrambler's, while still keeping that '80s look.

Because Jeep, to its credit, would never create a concept for Moab that doesn't have actual mechanical upgrades for better off-road capability, the Scrambler receives a two-inch lift from the Jeep Performance Parts catalog. That allows for the 37-inch tires, which are mounted on bronze-painted 17-inch wheels taken from the catalog.

Given Fiat Chrysler's reputation for bringing back classic colors to the Wrangler and to muscle cars like the Dodge Charger and Challenger each year, we could totally see Jeep offering retro stripe packages as special editions of the Gladiator.

That would be an easy way to tack a few thousand dollars onto the Gladiator's sticker price.

In the bed is a "prototype" tubular roll bar made of two-inch steel; it's painted white and has four five-inch LED lights atop it.

Inside, the seats are finished in a special Katzkin Amaretto Brown leather with orange stitching, which also covers the armrests and dashboard.

The seats are embroidered with a Tungsten-colored (dark gray) Jeep grille logo.