Jeep CJ Repair

Known for its iconic round headlights, flat fenders, and open-body design, the series evolved from the bare-bones CJ-2A to the widely popular CJ-5 and the longer-wheelbase CJ-7. These rugged 4x4s featured a variety of dependable powerplants over the decades, ranging from the classic inline-four to the legendary 4.2L (258ci) straight-six and even 5.0L (304ci) V8 options. While it was eventually replaced by the more road-oriented Wrangler (YJ) in 1987, the CJ remains the ultimate symbol of American off-roading