Interior Parts for Jeep CJ5

Why the Interior of a Jeep CJ5 Needs Renewal After Decades.

The Jeep CJ5 represented straightforward off-road driving from 1955 to 1971, and this simple, functional interior shows clear signs of age after decades of use. Seat belts become brittle from UV exposure and moisture, the webbing frays, and the retractor mechanism sticks. Steering wheels lose their surface texture from constant hand contact, and cracks in the plastic are common on vehicles of this age. Rearview mirrors fog over, and their mounts loosen or break off entirely. Shift knobs on the transfer case wear down from daily use, and the threading deteriorates. Grab bars made of metal can also corrode over time, or their mounting hardware works loose. Anyone looking to preserve their CJ5 in original condition or prepare it for daily use will find it hard to avoid renewing these wear parts.

• Seat Belts: The automatic lap and shoulder seat belt for front and rear seating positions.
• Steering Wheel: The steering wheel without horn button in original design for models from 1964 onward.
• Shift Knob: The matching shift knob for Dana 18 transfer case and T84 transmission.
• Rearview Mirror: Choose between the 8.5-inch rearview mirror kit and the larger 9.75-inch rearview mirror kit.
• Grab Bar: The black stainless steel grab bar for the passenger side.

American Brand Quality for Your Classic.

The seat belt, steering wheel, rearview mirror kits, and shift knob all come from Crown Automotive – one of the most established American names in Jeep and Willys parts. The stainless steel grab bar is supplied by RT Off-Road, another American manufacturer focused on rugged off-road accessories.

Your Partner for the Jeep CJ5 Interior.

Whether you need a single wear part or a complete interior refresh, we're happy to advise you on compatibility with other model years and trims, as well as proper installation. Your order ships from our warehouse as fast as possible.