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You could try dying the seats if you wanted to . I loved how mine turned out. Thanks for watching

H is for the highway mode. To my knowledge, you're not able to have the H leave the screen

Jeeps, Jeeps, they're the best! What do you think about these ol little Jeep prototypes? Thanks for watching!

This could be true, I believe the DJ line was for commercial use, CJ was for personal use. Having more DJ based vehicles would've been a smart idea. Thanks of watching! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday at 7pm! - Garrett

Thanks for watching, glad to hear you enjoyed it! - Garrett

There may be clips or screws holding it in place. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the feedback and for watching! Unfortunately, if you’re looking to remove the grille, the bumper must come off the vehicle. The grille is held on by tabs that need access and room to get in there with a tool. Hope this helps! I made a video how to remove grille, it’s on the 18-22 equinox. Almost the same as the new ones, (pretty much the same) here’s the link for it, it’ll help you out. th-cam.com/video/sgJj2QVxNgU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ZvMzJ9QQDpqOnG-k - Garrett

Thanks for watching! No reprogramming is required. It’s plug and play. Hope this helps! - Garrett

The trailer, empty, weighs 1900 pounds. I jammed packed that trailer loading it up to maybe 3000lbs total.

Very cool, I wish they would’ve made this one as well as the production version. The 2 door Wagoneer’s are really cool. I have yet to see one… I made a video on them highlighting their history and much more, check it out here! th-cam.com/video/zllh4qkrFcg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=C-xX7NI2SxYkJ72E thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more. - Garrett

Wow, the 401! What a monster! I wasn’t aware the J series pickups received the 401. How do you like it? Also, how do you like your new Wagoneer? I am a tech at a Jeep dealer. I get to work on the new Wagoneers, I have yet to drive one. Thanks for watching and commenting on my video! Subscribe for Jeep history every Wednesday and follow my 86 Wagoneer project on the channel - Garrett

I still working on restoring the truck. The Wagoneer is good though. I got the series 1 Long with max towing. It’s a great family hauler.

Sounds like a cool duo. Keep us updated on them. Thanks for commenting back! - Garrett

Hello and welcome! Thanks for watching my video. If you’re interested in getting started in auto collision repair or paint, check out my career advice playlist! Video topics cover how to get started, education required, where to work what kind of shops to work at and MUCH MORE! Check out the playlist and all the videos, here: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes5uoihbiWo6EGh_DobmNDgu.html&si=pny3TDBkmXSld22y

Hello and thanks for watching my video. Welcome! I’ve created a playlist that talks about career advice for auto collision repair and paint. Videos cover, eduction required, experience, how to get started and where, what kind of shop should you work for and MUCH MORE! Check out that playlist and all the videos I have to offer, here: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes5uoihbiWo6EGh_DobmNDgu.html&si=pny3TDBkmXSld22y Thanks again! Good luck! Comment back if you have anymore questions. - Garrett

The seats were already cracked before I had started. The car I did this on was a 90k mile 2012 Mustang GT. So, it’s fair to say, those seats had seen better days. Are you looking into dying your seats? Thanks for watching! - Garrett

Wow, that is awesome. How did you learn all that? It’s great you’re getting started to early. That is my biggest regret. You’ll have to post a video and drop the link here, if your mom’s 07 RAV4 paint job! Keep on going! Don’t give up, you can do it! You’re on the right path getting started so early at your age

@@wagonworks803 I learned from a TH-camr I watch his TH-cam channel is called dip your car and also from my amazing dad

@@wagonworks803 I will but right now she’s at work

Heck yeah, I love me some secret Jeep prototypes! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

I’d have to agree with you there. It does. International pickups are cool. Would love to own one someday! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

It does, I’ve heard that before. I’d have to agree a bit. Do you think they should’ve made it? Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

I see the resemblance!

The El Camino is pretty iconic I must say! Very well known, good looking vehicle. Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

I’ll keep my eye out for the opportunity to do one. They’re going to be very similar, this Equinox and a an Acadia as they’re both GM products

It took quite a bit of time to find them! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

Hmm! Really… I didn’t know that. The Jeepster name is way better, cooler name than “Renegade”. Today’s Renegade nameplate slapped on what Jeep calls their current Renegade, is not a good look. Now if we’re talking CJ Renegade’s, yes that is cool! Thanks for commenting and watching my video! - Garrett / Wagon Works

@@wagonworks803 yessir was interesting to watch it play out. The “new Compass” had the Renegade badge on it in the Jeep studio. That doesn’t mean it was set in stone but it was a quick swap and already approved logo, name and the refreshed Compass was already doing well enough to resurrect the name.

Veeery ahead of it’s time! Jeep had the right idea in mind and took action! Brooks Steven’s and his designs in cars are pretty cool. I’ve been thinking about making a video about him and his work, not only that he did for Jeep, but for other firms too! Would this be something you’d be interested in watching? 😆 Thanks for watching and commenting on my video! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett / Wagon Works Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

@@wagonworks803 oh for sure and yep already sub

Thank you! I’m glad I can come on a great platform to share and talk about a passionate topic! Prototype 1 is pretty unique, they should’ve made these trucks!

It’s been awhile since I worked on one of these, you might be able to get the door handle free without taking the door panel off if your car does not have keyless entry. There’s an access hole with a black cap over the hole, remove that you’ll gain access to the Torx screw that you’ll need to loosen up to remove the door handle. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching, comment back if you’re having trouble - Garrett

I did, yes

It came in the dye kit I had purchased to dye my seats with. Thanks for watching! - Garrett

Send a link to the kit you bought?

Hey now, that’s what I do best. “Jeep owner” and “financially smart” do not always go hand and hand

@@wagonworks803 JEEP = JUST EMPTY EVERY POCKET

Hey, glad you were able to stumble upon my video. I hope you enjoyed it! What did you think of the video and the JJ? - Garrett

@wagonworks803 amazing video man definitely earned a sub. I own a samurai myself and always wanted more info on the jj since it's such a unheard of concept. cool to finally see a video done on it and learned a lot more now about the jj concept 👍

@koenshawty that’s is awesome to hear, thanks a lot! How’d you like owning your Suzuki… they are pretty cool vehicles I’d love to own one. I’m planning on making more videos just like this. Check out my Jeep history prototype playlist that’s on the channel! - Garrett

@wagonworks803 samurai works amazing off road mine has a minor lift and slightly bigger mud tires on it. if you do get one they are easy to work on. only issues I am having is with the carburetor so I would suggest swapping it to fuel injection like I want to do or even put in a more powerful engine from the suzuki sidekick or geo tracker

I bought the sunroof from Amazon. Towards the end of the video I talk about the sunroof product and how much I payed and all that good stuff. Thanks for watching! - Garrett

@@wagonworks803 ok thanks!

Thanks for watching 🙏🏻 ! - Garrett

Thanks for watching! There’s not really a specific name to call it, you could call it an interior trim, tail panel. Interior trunk tail panel. Something along those lines. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Garrett

@@wagonworks803 do You have more videos About this Ford Fusion Sir car?

@@wagonworks803 thanks bro

I have a small hand full of video on the ford fusion. Search my channel. There is also a playlist

@@wagonworks803 okay let me check bro thanks

Hey Adam let me start off by saying thanks for watching my video and commenting. To cut right to chase and answer your question, yes, you can start and get into the field as a paint tech helper/ painter helper/ painter apprentice. I started off in this field in 2020 with ZERO knowledge, zero trade school, tech school, college degrees, certifications. Nothing. It is VERY possible to hop right into this field and make GOOD money. I hopped right into it starting out sanding cars at a Maaco, sweeping floors, etc. working my way to collision repair and learning how to paint as well (at a different job at a dealership). If I were to do it all over again, I’d go to a dealership and not an independent shop. No collision shop or dealership are ran the same, however, dealerships have typically offer better benefits for their employees, healthcare, PTO, Paid Training, provided uniforms along with washing and drying service for the uniforms. Nice big, clean, bright, well lit dealership. Go on indeed, monster, start looking for autobody apprentice (just to start off as, to get your foot in the door) or if you’re lucky enough, your area might have a dealership looking for a painter helper. (Typically there is a need for more auto body techs and apprentice than auto painters and helpers). If you have no success, it can be nerve racking, walk into dealer collision centers and tell them you’re looking to get started, you’re eager to learn and willing to do What it takes. Once hired in, it all depends on the management (no matter where you’re at), if they’ll help you succeed if you’re struggling. HOWEVER, MOST places will help you succeed and provide paid training, but you have to make it known you’re willing and eager to learn. I’ve seen apprenticeships and helpers come in, drag their feet, be sick all the time, not care what they do… and get fired. If you act like that, you will get fired. 90% of these shops will help you succeed when getting started. I hope this helps. GOOD LUCK, you can do it! Please let us know what happens, comment back. Please check out my auto body collision and paint career advice playlist. I answer LOTS of questions in all those videos! Thanks much! Good luck. - Garrett COLLISION REPAIR & AUTO PAINT CAREER ADVICE PLAYLIST: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes5uoihbiWo6EGh_DobmNDgu.html&si=-JC5_LHlVF9e_mQs

@wagonworks803 Thank you very much for the response and helpful feedback indeed I strongly appreciate it! Will do, I'll let you know immediately once I've been put in and share my personal experience with such a kind, generous person! Thanks again and we shall chat again! 🙏❤️

I love those mini toy Tonka Jeep Wagoneers!!! Those are the best. That’s pretty cool, would you ever buy another Wagoneer? They’re the best…

@@wagonworks803 like a 2dr Cherokee im in caif so have to buy pre 1975 no smog /emission test

Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

Thanks for watching my video and commenting! To answer your question, each auto shop/ dealership may use a different type of paint. For example, a waterborne paint is the a common type of automotive paint used by auto shops. Any type of paint wearing down over time can be most commonly caused by two things, one being the age of the paint on the car (for example, 75 year old paint on a vehicle, yes the paint won't be perfect), or two, the preparation job before paint the car. When it comes to painting a car, it's all about the prep work that comes long before the painting, (painting is the fun part of it all). In order for paint to stick, a vehicle must be sanded down with a particular grit, (depending on paint application and the final material on the vehicle). I hope this helps. Please comment back if you have more questions. Please check out my auto collision and paint career advice playlist on the channel. I've made videos answering the most common questions about the auto and paint industry. Here is the link: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes5uoihbiWo6EGh_DobmNDgu.html&si=ekvp8ZcZNMwqPoqL Thanks for watching! - Garrett

I actually don't know too much about them other than the sunroof's themselves were made by a supplier, an outside firm, and installed by Jeep at the factory. I'll have to do some more research and get back to you. Thanks for watching and commenting! New Jeep history videos every Wednesday @ 7pm, subscribe for more! - Garrett

@@wagonworks803 please do! Thank you

Yeah, jumping right into is the way to go. Before I started in this field, I went to a hvac trade school and didn’t learn a thing, waste of money and time. I wish I had never gone. I’m glad I learned my lesson not to go into another school, glad I went right into this career. Thanks for watching and commenting - Garrett

It does, I agree. It’s almost around the same time. Chrysler bought Jeep in 1987, so this design was just a few years ahead of its time, on might say. Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe and check out my Jeep prototype videos! - Garrett

Amen! That’s what I like to hear. These ranger are aging nicely. Thanks for watching and commenting! Check out my ford ranger danger playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes7xr7-mh4arbF88jwDWfVZW.html&si=MErPERaInENbqkpO - Garrett

That is awesome! When you post a video of it on your channel, let us all know. Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe and follow my 86 G Wagoneer project on the channel - Garrett

This was a pretty cool prototype, they should’ve made it! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday and follow my 86 Wag project - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc

I appreciate that! Thanks for watching and commenting! Subscribe for more Jeep history every Wednesday, follow my 86 Wag project. God bless. - Garrett Secret prototypes & history playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLL-HJjKvWes65Jm3hfelNpSykWPCJYfCO.html&si=CTP2rAj8c9dHk4Mc