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Great driving. How cool does it stay? I have a 78 w/ 304 and 3spd I am getting ready to take on trails, added a fan shroud I had laying around but don't have a working temp gauge at the moment. It seems to stay cool driving on the street. Any problems with yours heating up while wheeling?

Very good video thank you😊😊

Not old school but the school 😊 nice

CHAINS !!!

Thank you for this In the 70s and early 80s, I drove a CJ3B, which from all accounts it was an early 3B. I completely rebuilt the F-head Hurricane motor and drove it from Melbourne to Darwin, twice, and several other routes in and around the country. The Jeeps truly are a wonderful vehicle, and I really miss mine. Cheers. 🤝

The O.G! Great effort. I have a '43 GPW and take it green laning a few times a year. Still very capable!

What location this video filmed?

You might have repainted it and put a new front bumper on, but those body squeaks are unmistakably from my MB! Glad to see the old girl out there in its natural environment.

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where is that?

Went right up there 😊 nobody can say you have only trailer queens 😊 i restored a 71 cj5 and people couldnt believe i was going to take it off road. I said thats what they are for.

Sweet!

your missing one

Used to have a '74 CJ5 with the 304, and side pipes. Loved that thing, wish I never sold it. It was either that or college, so I guess I did the right thing, but I still miss the ol' CJ5. Now I have a 2010 2 door JK on 35's and a lift. Cheers from Canada.

There's lots of useful brush and debris that could be piled under those wheels for traction. When I 'wheeled my CJ2A in snow and mud I carried shovels and plenty of planks.

Golden eagle hood all day...❤❤❤❤❤

Jeepster ...❤ sweetheart

That terrain and conditions look like a recipe for tire chains. Hate screwing with them but i love the performance. We got 12 inches here in kc a few days ago but i didnt have to get out in it so i just hugged the furnace. Luckily no power outages yet.

1:24 did you spit on the head?

Too much air pressure in the tires

I'm a simple man. I see a Jeepster Commando and I click like.

Back when Jeep was really something!

I had a 56 willy's station wagon, with a small block Ford and automatic transmission, nice little hunting rig

If your replacing 1 tire at a time...

I used to own a Jeep Grand Wagoneer just like this one!

Thank you. Very interesting comparison

Congratulations! Great truck!

I am sad too I had a brand new 1979 cj5 I miss it alot now I got 90 yj and 2015 jk 2dr sport but love cj5 the most.

The wide track Cherokee is a 79 - 80 and not a 77.... 😏👍

That's awesome! Love it.

I have owned two of these M715's. Fun to drive.

When they say must be nice, SURE THE FUCK IS‼️ my 24 gladiator rubicon on 38” with a 5.5 metalcloak IS FUCKING NICE HATERS!!!

Incredible find, save and resurrection! Amazing!

Great video!

Also, like the fact your road has a bike lane!

Love it!!! I had a ‘79 exactly like this in ‘89 when I was 16

Bring all. In india

Nice vehicle. Worth the search. Cheers from NZ🇳🇿.

Harley guys revving are ridiculous especially before they turn off the engine (and i own 2) but that jeep sounds great , i only have a 1977 straight 6 258 4.2 - i need to get a header for it and see if it makes a difference , i got the Flowmaster already

I will take the M38.

I've got a 2021 sarge green Willy's Jeep Gladiator with a manual transmission, rare tan heated seats and some other options that I ordered from the factory. I haul our 4 place snowmobile trailer with it with no problems. I go offroading as much as I can with it as well. I put a military bridge plate on the front so it'll look more like an army truck.

3:27 the radiator looks really low

How tall is Mia? Seems like she had to scoot forward to push in the clutch.

Bro has Trevor's truck from GTA 5

I’m not a Jeep guy. I remember that during World War II, Ford built, jeeps had their parts, etc. labeled with an F for Ford. For this Mitsubishi built Jeep, are the parts labeled so that they can be distinguished from Kaiser made ones?

I grew up in the 60s and remember the Jeep gladiator pick up well. What was so funny was that Jeep made a point, as with the original Wagoneer, of illustrating the ground clearance without having to have something so jacked up. Now with all of these anatomically challenged young men who feel like their endowment is tied to the size of their tires. We’re seeing these massively Bloated things like that modern gladiator. I nearly bought a J 10 in the 1980s, but I did not need four-wheel-drive so I did not. I still wish I had bought that thing. Great channel!

Didnt remember the golden eagle going on anything but the cjs. I'm slipping in my old age 😊

I'm nearly seventy and I remember those FC series models driving around as a little kid, plus I had a toy one in my sandbox. I really like the folding top on that USMC Jeep.

They were literally in indestructible trust me we put my friends parents one through the tests of three highschool students on major drugs so our trials of this vehicle were both dangerous flammable steep roads that were not roads people yards people's lawn ornaments etc nothing was safe and it would not die neutral drops and off road adventures fueled by pot mushrooms and cocaine and alcohol aghhhh the good ole days or shall I say The Golden Days ......

Cool jeeps and cool tops. Dont know about you but ive never been a fan of the column shifters on any vehicle. Part of the history and museum i know. Your collection has me drooling. How you keep up is impressive.