The Jeep CJ-5 emerged through Willys-Overland's refinement of the initial World War II Willys MB 'Jeep. ' Introduced in 1955, the CJ-5 represented a civilian version of the M-38A1 military Jeep being used in the Korean War. Vastly improved over its military sibling, the CJ-5 boasted a longer 81-inch wheelbase, comfortable bucket seats, and more rounded bodywork made of thicker-gauge steel. The rugged, no-frills CJ-5 proved to be the longest-running iteration of the continually evolving Jeep, remaining in production until 1983. Sporting a striking red exterior, this vintage beauty is sure to turn heads wherever it goes. The tan and red interior offers a charming contrast, creating a nostalgic atmosphere that transports you to a bygone era. Under the hood, this CJ-5 is powered by a 'Hurricane' 134 cu-in inline-four-cylinder engine equipped with Solex carburetor, new fuel pump, pressure regulator and ignition, mated to a three-speed manual transmission with a new clutch, throw-out bearing and shift linkage. This combination ensures a driving experience that is both...