1967 Jeep CJ-5

Description

The CJ-5 was introduced by Kaiser in late 1954. As it was based on the Korean War M-38A1, the CJ-5 was built with strong, off-road-capable components. However, its styling featured a softer, more rounded look for the consumer market, and its longer 81-inch wheelbase also made it more comfortable. Jeep drivetrains were further refined, with the 1967 CJ-5 offering engines like the original 75-hp “Hurricane” F-head four-cylinder and the 160-hp Dauntless V6, as well as improved manual transmissions and axles.

The capable CJ-5 ended up being the longest-running version of the always-improving Jeep with a 30-year production run and more than 600,000 made. The CJ-5 has also crawled its way into the hearts of enthusiasts, with numerous aftermarket parts available for this rugged 4x4.

This 1967 model is a great example of a clean CJ-5. It has been repainted in light blue, which nicely complements its aftermarket wheels and black trim.

Highlights 

• Rugged 1960s CJ-5 with a refreshed exterior 

• 134 cu-in Hurricane F-4 inline four rated at 75 hp 

• Three-speed manual transmission 

• Refinished in blue with a black interior 

• Blacked-out exterior trim including the grille, bumpers, windshield frame, and roll bar 

• High ground clearance with short front and rear overhangs 

Features 

• Aftermarket steel wheels wearing 235/75R15 tires 

• Gold dash buttons, transmission shift knob, and transfer case shift knob 

• Black bucket seats 

Known Imperfections 

• Light surface rust in engine bay and on radiator 

• Body dents on exterior body panel below driver side seat 

• Paint imperfection underneath driver side headlight 

• Interior floor pans show wear and light surface rust 

Included 

• Keys 

Additional Notes

A Broad Arrow Auctions Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. Broad Arrow Auctions is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hagerty.

Contact: Joe Abi-Najm Phone: 919.480.6656 email: jabinajm@hagerty.com