Jeep CJ
CJ-5
The CJ-5 debuted in the 1950s with rounded styling inspired by the military M38A1 and became one of the longest-running Jeep nameplates. It was sold widely in the United States and evolved through many mechanical updates over its life. The CJ-5 remained in production until the early 1980s.
1954–1983
U.S. market
Production
1954–1983
Body code
Not verified
Body styles
2-door convertible SUV
Modifications
5
| Modification | Engine | Power | Transmission | Drive | Years | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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jeep cj-5 2.5l
1961–1971
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Gasoline · 2.5 L | 3-speed manual | 4x4 | — | 1961–1971 | View details |
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jeep cj-5 3.7l
1961–1971
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Gasoline · 3.7 L | 3-speed manual | 4x4 | — | 1961–1971 | View details |
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jeep cj-5 3.8l
1965–1971
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Gasoline · 3.8 L | 3-speed manual | 4x4 | — | 1965–1971 | View details |
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jeep cj-5 4.2l
1972–1983
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Gasoline · 4.2 L | 3-speed manual | 4x4 | — | 1972–1983 | View details |
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jeep cj-5 5.0l v8
1972–1983
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Gasoline · 5.0 L | 3-speed manual | 4x4 | — | 1972–1983 | View details |