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The CJ5 was introduced in 1954 as a 1955 model by Kaiser which was sold to AMC in 1970. The 76 models are one of the most sought after due to the revised and strengthened frame design. This 76 CJ is powered by the 232 CID inline 6-cylinder engine that has been rebuilt with racing Cam, with a 3-speed manual transmission. It has an Edelbrock 4-barrel carb, Offenhauser Exhaust, Electronic distributor, Hurst shifter. It is painted a beautiful Orange and has a black and orange interior. It has lockout hubs, 7inch lift kit, LED lights in the rear, has Vinyl top and Bikini top, full or half doors, new fender flares, tubular rails, 1/4 inch steel plate bumpers, new exhaust, new steering box, new steering, new fender flares and much more. If...

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What is a Jeep? What do you think about when you hear the legendary name? For me it goes back to the American way of life. To go anywhere and do anything. No limits! Nothing embodies that statement better than a Jeep, literally! Jeeps rich and rugged history goes back to WWII and has seen many changes and updates through the years. It matters not what generation you drive; you own a slice of American Heritage and a family that will echo freedom for many more generations to come! Here is a '76 Model, a CJ5 series to be exact. The CJ Series was made between 1945 and 1986 and spanned many generations and was a great success. The blue paint is dated but is now an all-fiberglass body. The Baja Ultra seats are nice and 5-point harness will hold you in place. Under the hood is a rare believed factory 304ci V8 mated to a 4-speed manual transmission. This CJ has been subjected to a 3-inch body lift and a 4-inch suspension lift. Current owner has had the Jeep since 1997 and acquired it from Fort Campbell, KY. Believed to only have 3 owners. Jeep...