1943 Willys MB Restoration | Paint and Accessories Removal | ASMR

Hello! In this video I am diving into the bodywork on our 1943 Willys MB project. This video will focus on paint and accessories removal. Most of the paint removal is done with an orbital sander with 80 grit sandpaper, and a needle scaler. I also found some markings on the side of the jeep, stating that this was property of US Government after WWII.
Filming Date: August 8 - October 23,, 2021
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Music via epidemicsound.com, "A Pale Horse" by Wilsohn, “Under The Hood” by Benjamin Carey
Disclaimer: Al's Garage assumed no liability for damage or injury caused as a result of any of the information presented in this video. Use information at your own risk.

[@aldneypalone]

Congratulations I am from Brazil and I Love jeeps

[@michaelochampaugh9771]

This Military MB or GPW had been rebuilt within the past Ten years, It is the best looking Military Jeep I have Seen. This is not something I just got into , this is my Personal interest scenes 1965. They are doing a great job , This is a Cherry Pick vehicle .

[@nimeshvala1793]

Nice work 💪

[@davidking6172]

Looking good that is alot of work but you are getting it done nicely 👌 👍

[@AlsGarageRestorations]

Thanks! Needed a lot of patience on some of this work!

[@ShaunKjar]

I love this! I’m at the point where I need to remove paint and bondo from my ‘42 MB because the rust is getting worse underneath. I love the patina but feel like I’d better remove it and start over if I want to keep the thing alive. What are your thoughts on paint stripper? Why didn’t you use it?

[@65cj55]

Hoo Rah !

[@michaelochampaugh9771]

U.S. Forestry Surplus Markings Vehicle also at one time

[@altanasilvestri8483]

Much better without that ugly top.looks great now!

[@ililiIlilililil]

أهم شي طاعة ولي الامر يا اخوان
هذي فتوى مفتي نجد الزنديق قدس سره🌹

[@normanwright281]

You are doing a super job I look forward to seeing the paint job ,keep it up

[@sinkinpat]

Did you find hood numbers? It may have been easier to have had the body, fenders, hood, and grill sandblasted. Sure it costs some $. But time is money too.

[@AlsGarageRestorations]

I didn't find any numbers unfortunately. I have another video coming up where I dive into that. They had been stripped/removed prior to me searching for them.
Definitely considering sandblasting in the future, assuming that process doesn't warp the panels. This is different than a later model car like a 60's Impala however, so I may be ok if I have the components blasted.

[@terrykyte1845]

INTERESTING but I would have sand blasted instead