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As far as the name Jingles goes, you might be thing about Jingles Jones, the sidekick character played by Andy Devine ("Hey, Wild Bill, wait for me!") in the Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok. He rode a horse named Joker.
As far as jeeps go, there was "NellyBelle" driven by Pat Brady on the Roy Rogers show.
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