Engine Type
The CJ-5 was initially offered with a four-cylinder engine producing 75 horsepower, but later models featured a 3.8-liter V6 engine with 155 horsepower. In 1972, a 5.0-liter V8 engine producing 150 horsepower was also made available.
Transmission Type
The CJ-5 was equipped with a three-speed manual transmission as standard, but a four-speed manual transmission and a three-speed automatic transmission were also available.
Transfer Case
The CJ-5 came with a standard Spicer 18 transfer case, which allowed for both two-wheel and four-wheel drive. In 1972, a new transfer case was introduced, which allowed for full-time four-wheel drive.
Front Axle
The CJ-5 came with a standard Spicer 18 transfer case, which allowed for both two-wheel and four-wheel drive. In 1972, a new transfer case was introduced, which allowed for full-time four-wheel drive.
Rear Axle
The CJ-5 was initially equipped with a Dana 44 rear axle, but later models featured a Dana 41 or Dana 44 rear axle.
Other Features
The Willys CJ-5 is a versatile and reliable vehicle that has been popular with off-road enthusiasts and collectors for decades. With its durable construction and robust drivetrain, it is capable of tackling even the toughest terrain, and its classic styling and iconic Jeep brand have made it a beloved classic.