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Stripped down to the essentials and stuffed full of 360 cubic inches of V8 thunder, this 1976 Jeep CJ5 is a lean, mean, off-roading machine that delivers on Jeep\'s promise of go-anywhere fun. The only thing that\'ll keep you off the trails in this one is the fact that it\'s just too nice to
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For not a lot of money, this 1979 Jeep CJ5 offers a lot of 4x4 fun. No, it\'s not perfect, but it\'s exactly the kind of Jeep that delivers the most smiles per mile simply because you won\'t be worrying about fresh paint while you\'re out on the trails. Sure, everyone says they want a perfect
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Nothing says fun in the sun like a Jeep CJ, and you won\'t find many flashier ways to get out in the wild than this 1980 Jeep CJ5. Gorgeous paint, an all-new interior, two tops, and a bulletproof drivetrain all make this the one to own if you\'re looking for a little nostalgia to go with your
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Perhaps more than any other late-model Jeep, the CJ5 can trace its DNA directly back to the rugged little trucks that served so faithfully in World War II. This 1980 Jeep CJ5 has been nicely maintained and restored as needed to make it more than a utility vehicle and a total lifestyle. Show
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What is there to say about the venerable Jeep CJ that hasn\'t already been said? This 1980 Jeep CJ5 Laredo is the ultimate go-anywhere fun machine, and to enjoy the Jeep lifestyle, you don\'t have to settle for a clapped-out beater, either. This one is beautifully restored, packing serious
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The timeless CJ was just about the purest expression of civilian-grade off-road fun ever created. This 1979 CJ5 offers a V8 power, cool colors, and a nice restoration to a largely stock specification, making it fairly rare in its own right, but that doesn\'t mean it isn\'t capable of going
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Stripped down to the essentials and stuffed full of 350 cubic inches of V8 thunder, this 1978 Jeep CJ5 Renegade is a lean, mean, off-roading machine that delivers on Jeep\'s promise of go-anywhere fun. The only thing that\'ll keep you off the trails in this one is the fact that with a body-off
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For not a lot of money, this 1979 Jeep CJ5 offers a lot of 4x4 fun. No, it\'s not perfect, but it\'s exactly the kind of Jeep that delivers the most smiles per mile simply because you won\'t be worrying about fresh paint while you\'re out on the trails. Sure, everyone says they want a perfect
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There\'s no denying the fun and versatility that a Jeep CJ5 offers. This 1977 CJ5 Golden Eagle represents the best of the classic \"old school\" CJs, and combines the rugged good looks of the traditional off-roader with daily driver friendliness that includes a V8 powerplant, comfortable seats,
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We move a lot of Jeeps around here, but this 1978 Jeep CJ5 is the first one we\'ve had that seems to think it\'s a muscle car. Bright colors, cool bucket seat interior, rear-wheel-drive, and a thumping small block V8. If you\'re not going to go tearing up trails, why carry all the hardware
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No matter where you want to go, chances are good that this 1983 Jeep CJ5 will take you there. All the right hardware is included and very little beyond the basics, and that\'s what makes these versatile 4x4s so popular year after year. We sell a lot of them and it\'s because they\'re a lot
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Check out the search results for \"Jeep\" on our webpage and you\'ll find that the original 4x4 is as popular as ever. You\'ll also discover that they don\'t sit around in the showroom very long, selling almost as quickly as we can list them. So with that in mind, get your phone ready because
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All-original vehicles always get collectors excited, but it\'s rather rare to come across an all-original Jeep of any kind. However, not only is this 1978 Jeep CJ5 almost entirely original, it\'s also a 1-family owned California vehicle with a V8. Jeep fans, this is an amazing find.\n \nAs
$16,500
Introducing the 1970 Jeep CJ5, a classic off-roader that combines ruggedness with style. This Jeep is finished in a distinctive black bedliner exterior color that gives it a bold and robust look. The black interior complements the exterior beautifully, creating a cohesive and stylish aesthetic.
$11,495
1977 Jeep CJ5. I bought it a few years ago from the first owner. I even have all the original paperwork. It was stored inside until I bought it. Body has minimal rust and is in good condition. We started restoring it but due to a change in circumstances need to pass it along. I use it as a
$40,995
1966 Jeep Restomod Hot Rod. This is a turn key condition. Fully build new from frame. Car has about 3000 miles right now. Everything on the car is brand new. It is fun to drive like no other car. 350hp engine, TH400 turbo transmission. Has a radio with bluetooth, hidden kill switch, everything
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While the modern Wrangler does a pretty good impression of a daily driver that can go anywhere, there\'s no such pretense in this 1974 Jeep CJ5, which is pure, unadulterated fun on wheels. With a rust- and dent-proof fiberglass body, a genuine AMC V8, and just two seats, this one is the world\'s
$14,995
Collector\'s Dream Cars Las Vegas LLC proudly presents. A 1968 JEEP CJ5 with a Manual transmission! It\'s a great running Jeep. This is a restoration project from top to bottom. This vehicle is available to customize! We understand that buying on the web could leave room for uncertainty about
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