Want a shot to win a killer 2015 Jeep Wrangler built by ExtremeTerrain? Now is your chance. ExtremeTerrain will be unveiling this vehicle at the Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival in Butler, Pennsylvania.

The Bantam Jeep Heritage festival is a celebration of Jeep’s history. Jeep was born in Butler and it is fitting that the 75th anniversary of Jeep happens there. ExtremeTerrain’s 2015 Jeep Wrangler will be leading the Guinness Book of World Records attempt for the largest parade of Jeeps ever assembled.

The unveiling of this fully built 2015 Jeep Wrangler comes four months before it will be given away at the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas, Nevada in November. You can enter to win this one of a kind Jeep until October 23rd at ExtremeTerrain.com.

ExtremeTerrain is a leading provider of aftermarket Jeep Wrangler parts. ExtremeTerrain’s mission is to provide Jeep Wrangler owners with the top parts in the market and offer them at the best price. ExtremeTerrain also wants to ensure conservation and protection of off-road trails.

This 2015 Jeep Wrangler build has been name Project Trail Force and it comes equipped with everything needed to succeed on the trail. It starts with a Ripp Supercharger which adds over 140 horsepower to the factory 3.6L V6. ExtremeTerrain spared nothing when looking at what parts to put on the vehicle as it has some of the toughest and most advanced Jeep Wrangler parts on the market.

Project Trail Force has a Rock Krawler long-arm lift kit letting the Jeep sit 3.5 inches  higher than stock and using coilovers to be able to get the clearance over anything while out on the trail. The Jeep also sits on 37-inch tires and Mammoth Boulder Wheels, so it is ready for anything that is thrown at it.

Barricade Off-Road supplied the front bumper and rear bumper with tire carrier, fender flares, and rock sliders to allow this Jeep that extra touch of ruggedness. The lighting on the Jeep was completely overhauled as well as it now includes two 2.5-inch LED spotlights, two 3-inch square LED off-road lights and a 50-inch double row LED light bar. Project Trail Force has had even the headlights upgraded to KC HiLiTES 7inch LED headlights.

The exterior was not the only thing that was modified on the vehicle, as the inside of the Jeep has been done up just like the exterior. Rugged Ridge grab handles, All Terrain floor liners, cargo liners and seat covers allow you to keep the interior clean from all the dirt you will be bringing in off the trail. Project Trail Force also has had a Raxiom navigation unit with back-up camera to help you stay on track.

Project Trail force has over $24,000 in upgrades done to it. ExtremeTerrain’s Kevin Tetz, former host of Trucks! on the Spike Network, played an integral role in the Project Trail Force build. He worked on installing many of the parts on the vehicle.

“The winner of Project Trail Force is going to get an awesome rig that has stood up to all the punishment we’ve thrown at it,” said Tetz. “It has proven itself on and off the trail. We built this Jeep from the tires up and it’s ready for anything!”

Do not miss out on your chance to win this one of a kind trail ready vehicle. It will definitely be on the list of things to see later this year in Las Vegas at the SEMA Show.