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Good job Great wife 👏🏾

Hey Rick on a hunt for 1973 Kelly hardtop cj5 jeep they're going to ask you since you know a lot about these Jeeps

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Very nice, bud. If you ever wanna sell it or trade it for reasonable amount, let me know.

Ended up here watching this after a post on Facebook at the Official James Garner fan page

Looking for front brake drim

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My name is Richard (rick) Riley, I never had a jeep like that😀

love it.

Always an interesting Jeep at Rick's.

If it has the CVI stuff removed then is it still a CVI?

How many again was mad ?

I’ve got me one of these fine trucks, it’s very agile and it climbs mountains like it ain’t shit, only problem is maintenance on this thing is hard bc idk what to do, I have no experience working on vehicles

Having built a handful of IH Scouts as a kid, I love IH trucks!!! The crew cab Loadstars are my absolute faves!!

That truck is mint!

We have the 6 cylinder 54- 67 gas ones in Wisconsin

What are all the holes used for on the hitch

3208 was a bit rare in a fleetstar.

Great to see the TP. We're glad you have it. By the way, I'm only 77!

Great to see the TP. We're glad you have it. By the way, I'm only 77!

I've got a set on my '02 TJ that I got not long after I bought that Jeep new. They're still going strong 22 years later and I wouldn't trade them for anything! I get more compliments on those bumpers than probably anything I've ever owned. I've wondered many times what ever happened to the company and from time to time I've looked around the web to see if I could find them anywhere. Glad to have come across this video about them.

My first Jeep I built for Moab in 1996 was a 1964 CJ5A. I had all of the factory bumpers and trim, factory bucket seats. I had people following me just to get a good look at it. I was so paranoid, I used to take my hood emblems off at night because I didn't want someone walking off with them. I had a 327SS in it.

these are so awesome ! thank you for the videos! very hard to find quality videos of scout like this

That’s what you call a CLASSIC

I built or paid for the build, in Mankato MN. It still looks beautiful.

Looks good how many miles?😊

AMC jeeps before Chrysler. Bought en out

It is a nice one!

I always look forward to seeing these super-cool Jeeps!

My Jeep right there. Except mine has the inline 6.

Thank you , Just bought a 7400 DT570 engine

Enough, enough, I`ll take one.

Great old Jeep ! My Uncle had a similar truck, his being a 1971 Jeep J - 4000 with a 350 V8 and 4 speed manual transmission. I have a 1966 Jeep J - 2000 with seven foot pickup body and 232 six cylinder and 3 speed transmission which is still my plow truck. These Jeeps were some of the most durable work trucks of their day.

I own a really cool 1941 KB-7 recovery truck with big a frame in the rear, and a Braden Winch PTO setup made in Broken Arrow Oklahoma.

Hi Rick! Hi John!

Coolest thing I've seen on the internet today.

Mirrors 👍

Yep had them in my cj5 got to have the R cap

I had almost the same one but 74. The first one has the runk bumpers and trail guards ont the fenders and roll cage. I also had 13 leaf springs. It was like ridding a rocket had the 360 in it

CJ 5 with a Chrysler V8 what I'm sayin

Rick definitely has an awesome collection of Jeeps.

I almost bought this truck about 10 years ago. It was in the Pacific NW near Seattle

Thank you for sharing this. Really interesting to see all the old show trucks and monster trucks. Takes me back to a simpler time

That guy would kick your ass with one arm

I love those ones. One of the best. "Just like a Willy's in 4 wheel drive"-Grateful Dead

Very Nice CJ5's!

My brother has a cj7. It'd be cool to have one of these

THIS GUY IS ONE TOUGH S O B

USS Liberty.....

First of the AMC jeeps with the 304 V8 and the 232 I6, they added 4 1/2 inches to the front clip and frame to make room for the 232 I6. The 304s made them a little rocket.