The pictured 'super jeep' on the 1st page, I thought, was actually a single year offering for the bi-cenntenial, not 100% sure of the name, but it was very similar to the super jeep package, which was really a Peter Maxx-esqe renegade package, in the early to mid 1970s with alot of the same package items as the Renegade e.g. v8, no tailgate (although that changed IIRC), and where the Renegades were initially only yellow green, orange and purple most of the super jeeps were more pastel, the bi-cenntenial variant (pictured earlier in the thread I thought) though was only white with red and blue stripes ad the star on the fuel filler panel on the CJ5. At least that's what I remember. Though in relooking at the picture that 5 is either a 73 or early 74 which makes the bi-cenntenial link unlikely in the pictured unit. If we are talking SJs, the Super Chief was a wagoneer package in the mid 60s that was fairly analogous to the Cherokee Chief which came much later, there was the 10-4, the honcho, the golden eagle and another which escapes me right now for the J 10s in addition to the pioneer trim level
Also, dont forget that there were a slew of dealership or regional specific packages as well, Stuff like the Randall Bros in Mesa AZ selling CJ5s and 6s with 401s and super t10 4 spds, the Zeitgeist modified Jeeps that you could buy through your dealership with a diesel, the Chuchua delaership's Gaucho, IIRC one or more of the Denver dealerships sold a couple of different package jeeps aimed at skiers, early jeepers, ranchers and some working units specific for use with plows and such. There was the CJ5 with a 5th wheel camper.... goes on and on