1975 Jeep CJ-5

Description

The Jeep CJ-5, introduced in 1955, represents the evolution of the original World War II “jeep” crafted by Willys-Overland. Building on the legacy of earlier models like the CJ-2A, CJ-3A, and CJ-3B, the CJ-5 was inspired by the M-38A1 military Jeep that began production in 1952. When American Motors Corporation (AMC) acquired Kaiser-Jeep in early 1970, the iconic CJ-5 continued to thrive, embodying rugged versatility. A significant upgrade came in 1972, with AMC adding a range of inline-six engines and V8s. The introduction of the Renegade package in 1973 further enhanced the CJ-5's appeal, offering buyers a stylish yet capable off-road vehicle. In 1975, the CJ-7 made its debut, boasting a longer wheelbase and larger doors to cater to the growing demand for more comfortable urban driving. Despite the CJ-7's popularity, the CJ-5's production continued until 1983, cementing its legacy as a beloved classic in the Jeep lineup. 

Highlights 

• Finished in Renegade Blue with black Renegade decals 

• Powered by the 232 cu-in inline-six with an Offenhauser intake manifold with a Holley carburetor 

• The transmission has been converted to a three-speed manual using original parts 

• Black vinyl seats 

• Bolt-in steel roll bar 

• 15 inch aluminum wheels with 33x12.50 GT Radial Adventuro M/T tires 

• The chassis number, J5F83AA010004, decodes with the following information: 

  • J - Jeep 

  • 5 – 1975 model year 

  • F – Three-speed automatic transmission 

  • 83 - CJ05 

  • A – 3,750 lb gross weight rating 

  • A – 258 cu-in inline-six 

  • 010004 – Sequential serial number 

• Please note that while the odometer displays just 28 miles at the time of listing, the true mileage is unknown  

Features 

• Two-speed transfer case 

• Padded sun visors 

• Heater 

• Front bucket seats 

• Rear bench seat with headrests 

• Fold down rear tailgate 

• Chrome side view mirrors  

• Flared wheel arches 

• Fold down windshield 

• Two-inch receiver hitch 

• Leather-wrapped aluminum three-spoke GT steering wheel 

• Lap belts 

Known Imperfections 

• Torn seat covers 

Included 

• Bikini top 

Ownership History 

The current owner of this 1975 Jeep CJ-5 purchased the vehicle in April 2021. They report purchasing the Jeep from Chicago, and they acquired it directly from the restorer in Tennessee 

Additional Notes 

A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. 

Contact: Craig Zimmerman  Phone: 586.707.5811‬  email: cszimmerman@hagerty.com