Willys Jeep Restoration Full Time Lapse - [No Music]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2016
- The full restoration time lapse of my Willys Jeep CJ3A converted to an MB. I made a version with music, but TH-cam will not display it so open up another tab and jam to your own tunes. This video shows every part being disassembled, painted, and going back together. The full video shows technical walk through's of major progress as well, while the short video does not.
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I love it that after it was all done you still took it out in the woods! Not just put up in a museum. Very cool project and fantastic job.
Im seven years late but that was an awesome video...and I am from Peoria IL.
Very Cool! My dad just passed away and had a CJ3A that he LOVED but sold when he had my brother and I. My friend had one that is in total original mint condition and he moved to Hawaii 3 years ago and isn't coming back. Sold to me. We are going to paint it up just like his fire jeep. You did an awesome job with your total restoration!!
Dang! That's an amazing, very ambitious restoration for such a young fellow to tackle! Good on you for seeing your vision and dream come true. You should be very proud of your accomplishment. Glad to see you're not afraid to get it dirty either, but remember that if you take care of it, it will take care of you. Happy trails bud!
Love it. And you had lots of good help from friends and family along the way. That's the best part of your project.
This is a great project and congratulations on the finished product! This Jeep brings back some great memories. My uncle had a CJ3A that he bought from White Sands Missile Range. It had only been used as a security vehicle and was in decent shape. He used it to run around doing daily work on his ranch; checking waters, checking cattle, putting out salt, etc. He let me and my cousins use it to hunt muleys in the fall and hunt coyotes in the winter. It was great for climbing over some rugged mountain roads. Thanks for the trip down memory lane. I'll look for more of your projects and take care
Q
i remember my grandfather with this video!!!!
good job men!!!
Just about to embark on a 1968 CJ5 restoration. Stumbled upon this video great job
My young friend, this is how "larnin' " is done. You put your hands on things, you make your mistakes, you work through them, and you know better next time. Very few people your age can do what you did here, and the next one you do will go much faster. Then the one after that will be even faster, and better. You keep this up, and in a couple of years you'll be able to do them mistake free, fast, and perfect.
People will pay you a LOT of money for that skill.
Keep up the great work man. Your Dad, I know, must be very proud. He's got himself a good kid!
TREMENDOUS work here!
I just realized this video is 4 years old. Kid probably owns a chain of restoration shops by now.
The longest Tube vid I've ever sat and watched! Nice job!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
That jeep is rad
WOW! What an awesome job! Loved the video. You must be so proud. Kudos to you and your family and friends for the hard work and support. Glad to see you using it. What a wonderful Willys! Nice job.
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Very impressive. Nice to see you honored your grand father Military's numbers on the jeep. The Jeep looks really good at the end.
Way awesome young man,reminds me of my days out on tank range.just after basic at aberdeen Maryland. And iam sure old timers from wwll. Seeing you drive that on back roads with ur skull cup on took them back in time.the jeep was as great as first steps on moon,humans coming. Together with innovations for the greater good of us all in trying times.bravo on ur valient hard work.p.s.dont be to hard on it itll bring yrs of joy.snookie pa.keep wrenching!!!!
Excelente trabajo. Ya disfrutaste la restauración, que disfrutes el nuevo Jeep. Nice job. You'just enjoied the restauration, now enjoy the New vehicle
I will Congratulate to you. You have done this beautiful work alone, you are really a brave Jeep Lover with a lot patience. wonderful job, Thumbs up.
So much work! So well done! Appreciate the video work as well! I have a cj2a as well. Your video motivated me to put on the air filter and oil bath which I’ve never done although I’ve had the parts!
Very nice touch to honor your Grandfather. The Jeep came out nice with your efforts.
Awesome video, I stopped work and watched the whole thing, its just the right mix of long enough to be detailed but not too long to be boring. I'm starting something v similar with my new(ly acquired) 48 CJ2a & will be referring to yours again. Like you, I want a military-style jeep but one I can work around the property without fear of damaging a hugely expensive or completely accurate antique. I'm twice your age but I've already learned a ton from your vid. Thanks for posting man!Doug California
Thank you very much! Good luck with your project!
Nice to see you are using it as intended. Looks great!
Very cool, just like me get it done and go wheelin! They are all about fun! Nice thing about olive drab scratch on a branch and touches up invisable again!
That is awesome man, congrats. Beautiful, I love it.
I rebuilt the engine of my CJ3B, and drove it across Australia, Melboure to Darwin and back, twice. I loved it and boy do I miss that Jeep now.
☆☆☆☆☆
Restoring cars is an addiction. I restored my first car back in 1977 and have been addicted ever since.
Awesome Documentary! I really enjoyed the whole build out. Nice job man!
Thanks for you S.
Nice job and the lessons you learned will prove invaluable over your lifetime.
Congratulations great job! So much work but all worth it! Be proud of yourself all the best !
Thanks! It's been driven hard for the past 4 years after restoration.
Fantastic video, Fantastic Jeep, Fantastic Restoration Job. Well Done
Congrats on a great job and for your perseverance!
I love so much about this video. Thanks for being alive.
You my friend are a Genius !
SAAAAALUTE to this young feller for all dedicated effort !! Good to see a youngster these days with some interest in something besides "vid-iot" toys !!!
..Thank you for the "No music".. :)
I agree! Better without music.
This video would have been perfect with Sandstorm
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Really nice job young man. Lots of hard work but, you have something to last you your whole life.
God Bless
This Jeep looks pretty AWESOME!!!! Good job!!!
Fantastic, very inspirational . Well done
Awesome job on the restoration!! I have the opportunity to pick up a solid '63 cj5 as a project and was watching youtube videos for inspiration. Oddly enough im pretty sure I poured the concrete floor in your shop years ago when I worked for Setterblad Concrete out of Sturgis MI. Small world!!! Anyways nice job building a sweet jeep!
What a small world! The concrete has held up great. Good luck on your future project.
It looks good and what an interesting project to turn it into an MB. I have a 45 MB and I wish the Gas fill was on the outside instead of under the seat
InstaBlaster
A great video of a neat build . It looks amazing .
Very cool looking jeep!
Super cool video, you done an excellent job buddy. Thanks for sharing :)
Chris - UK
Thanks for sharing.
Nicely done...👏👏👏
Beautiful machine! Job well done. It's now worthy of being in the smithsonian museum
dave hak ya right haha
awesome and great work
Great job !
Your jeep looks top shape!
Very Nice dude, I have to say it's alot of work but the mental reward is worth it.
Felicitaciones hno...genio le quedo hermoso....desde colombia...
Awesome JOB!!!!
Wow great video!
that is wicked chap.......totally impressed.......
Very very nice, well done.
Good job, well done. Nice to see the younger generation doing something more than eating tide pods.
lol!
Where do you think they got the idea? #tastyinspiration
This is the most epic comment ever🤣😂🤣
in the top ten of videos i’ve seen.
very nice, you did a great job!
Your legend mate you're a legend❤
hey - FINE vid . thanks for NO background racket (music) . best resto vid ever .
i want to hear only what you are hearing. thanks
Fantastic great job, enjoy it!
Pretty amazing. Awesome job!
great job!!!
Great! Very nice Jeep.
Looks great! I would have painted the front grill black, matches the shovel and tires and I think it would look sharp. But looks sweet.
Fantastique, bravo !
Very good job I loved I have a t j jeep 2001.
nice job, young man!
Wow great job
Perfect ! exactly how a cj jeep should be like !
Did it backwards from how I'd do it😂 but you ended up with a fine jeep to be proud of! Looks great!
Great job
Like you said..Too cool +++ You can still play with it.
very nice!
Nice job!
Totally awesome ! Im very impressed with your work and so very happy you decide to restore the vintage jeep instead of cutting it up to make a rock crawler or something ?
Where did you get all the vintage stuff for the jeep? ....field radio , fold down water bucket on the Jerry can in the back and the med kit under the passenger seat ?
Thanks! Most of those items you can find on eBay or the parts suppliers like Ron Fitzpatrick or Peter Debella. I found my water bucket and jerry cans at the local flea market.
joe hopkins u
Nice job.
Well done young man!
Good Work !!!!
Job well done. 👍
Nice! I had a '48 2A that had more Bondo than metal. Now I have a '51 3A that is in great condition. Also Those original tire design are not self cleaning, They clog up with mud and you might as well be driving with drag slicks.
Wow !!all that work and out there in the woods in mud holes and thru ruts, I give it 5 years max wait the video is 6 years old never-mind .
Thank You! No Music!
This was inspiring
Nice Job!
NICE , I'm sure you dad is proud of you.
Awsm work bro. Double like.
very very cool!
Good job!
Good work
Great job.,.
Thumbs up nice job!
I was wondering if you could do a detailed wiring series for the early jeeps?I know you mostly do CJ2 and 3s but I think the early CJ5s are very similar. Maybe a video showing you building a wiring harness for the wiring under the hood? Another for the wires under the dash... ie gages. And maybe one for the wiring for the lights? I know the wiring is simple and for you probably seems like no big deal. But for some of us it seems very confusing and intimidating. You're very good at explaining and it's obvious that you know your stuff. Just a content idea that I would find very useful. Thanks and great videos
So freaking cool
wow thank you for sharing such amazing willys jeeps! it show hope for my Dads m38 jeep. the problemis we cant find an engine for it
would b nice if u could give me ur opinion on w/c Jap deisel eng to replace vs d orig transmission.
my m38 has had a Toyota 5r replaced d orig but that has gone bust & I can't find engine parts.
Not a bad rustoration for a young man. 👍
ok.good y s.
Nice job
Masterpiece
Thanks for sharing
This is gonna get me to pull the moldy interior outta my 71 wagoneer
Super Videos ! Gruß aus Deutschland Tolle Arbeit !
Nice. Very Nice!
Sheeesh thats so sick
hey man, very nice job. I was worried a few times when it came to paint, but you went back and fixed the mistakes on the prep work end of things. I got a cj3/2/mb(little bit of everything FrankenJeep) im restoring right now. Very interested in the Lebaron disc brake conversion. Wondering how well it worked, what you used too mount the caliper to the axle, if you machined the hubs to accept the rotor and what if anything you had to do with the master cylinder. Thanks!
Ilya Kirkby
Check out the geo tracker discbrake swap.