I inherited a 46 cj2a from my fiancé’s grandfather who passed. Ever since it landed in my garage I’ve found you and your channel. Really enjoying your skills, videos and your personality. Thanks for all you tech in this community.
You're awesome man. Two months ago I bought an Argentina built 1960 Jeep IKA (Industria Kaiser Argentina) and am learning mechanics with it just now. I'm amazed at how much you now and how wise you are!
Thanks for also confirming that a truck needs to have these additional necessities for every situation. I also have bungee cords, tools, air pumps, towels, etc. Now I don't feel so bad when folks ask "What is all this stuff?"
We still have a lot of well-preserved military in my country that were sold in auctions as scrap, but a lot of them are ready to drive or complete, and some companies have offered them in the form of M38 1950- 1952 / M38 A1 1951 - 1962 / M15 1959 - 1985 / MERCEDES GD 240 military I don't know for how much you buy this scrap but ours against these are like new, if you want you can get in touch with me
Also a wisconsinte here, I think I remember seein that plow one listed on facebook awhile back, i want to say close to Mountain. I had a friend looking for one, found one and that got me lookin for one too. It might have even been Oconto area, i can't remember exactly but I do remember that jeep, reason I clicked on this video
They look like genuine Nobby tires, the green Jeep has car-sized Goodyear mud and snow tires for trucks. Both are for-runners of today's winter and or off-road tires.
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I inherited a 46 cj2a from my fiancé’s grandfather who passed. Ever since it landed in my garage I’ve found you and your channel. Really enjoying your skills, videos and your personality. Thanks for all you tech in this community.
You're awesome man. Two months ago I bought an Argentina built 1960 Jeep IKA (Industria Kaiser Argentina) and am learning mechanics with it just now. I'm amazed at how much you now and how wise you are!
Did you found it in USA? The 4L151 engine was locally developed in Argentina, is in fact a 6L233 CI motor without 2 cylinders.
Thanks for also confirming that a truck needs to have these additional necessities for every situation. I also have bungee cords, tools, air pumps, towels, etc. Now I don't feel so bad when folks ask "What is all this stuff?"
Just remember, snacks for a road trip should look like a nine yea-old was turned loose, unsupervised, in a convenience store with $100 .
Working on an M38A1 and a CJ3A right now.
I was looking at those Jeeps, I just couldn’t take on another project...I live much closer then you, lol
Man my Dad had one exactly like the green one (Cab and all) when I was a kid. I'd love to have that thing now !
We still have a lot of well-preserved military in my country that were sold in auctions as scrap, but a lot of them are ready to drive or complete, and some companies have offered them in the form of M38 1950- 1952 / M38 A1 1951 - 1962 / M15 1959 - 1985 / MERCEDES GD 240 military
I don't know for how much you buy this scrap but ours against these are like new, if you want you can get in touch with me
both are nice but I'm drawn to the green one more.
Wisconsinite here just wonder where exactly this was? Pretty cool find!
Also a wisconsinte here, I think I remember seein that plow one listed on facebook awhile back, i want to say close to Mountain. I had a friend looking for one, found one and that got me lookin for one too. It might have even been Oconto area, i can't remember exactly but I do remember that jeep, reason I clicked on this video
Que maravilhas... 100% originais!!
The one I bought for $600 was in running condition and had a metal top on it.
Hey everyone this is Wayne Carini and you're watching Chasing Classic Cars.
...on a budget!
The red one is shot , you can buy new body’s for these once built have a huge resale
My MB had those tires that the red one has when I pulled it out of a barn
They look like genuine Nobby tires, the green Jeep has car-sized Goodyear mud and snow tires for trucks. Both are for-runners of today's winter and or off-road tires.
Got any more jeeps for sale
little more about the recovery pls!
I couldn't film it
How much did the green one sell for ?
Vale la pena sacarlo a la autopista de nuevo
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Nice
9:39 i hear some Avenge Seven Fold!?
I love music just as much as cars
I got 2 Barn Willys Jeeps late 1940's and early 1950;s and a 1942 MB Willys I would like to sale I am to old and to tired to finish.
Email me your information at muddoxracing@gmail.com
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Дорогой друг, не ешьте эти консервированные продукты. Это вредно.