Looking good, great way to display your jeep. Totally agree with you re the wire cutter, could well be deemed as " dangerous parts" on public roads. I don't have a rea bustle carrier, as I haven't the room to fit it in the garage, I do have a bonnet bag to store the canvas 🙂 Also I copied your idea of footman loops on the rear body to provide anchor points for tying stuff down. Keep up the good work 👍
Excellent. If you ever get any idiots say they would never of done that, just point out its taken from a wartime photo :D I rejiggled the Jeep a bit today as I was not 100% happy with the config.
Morning, a great way to start the day. I love your Jeep and the associated kit that you have put on it, I’m looking forward to seeing it at shows this year…….Have you ever put it on a weigh bridge fully kitted out to see how heavy it is?
Hey. Glad you like it. I have already re arranged it a bit 😂 No never weighed it. The kits not that heavy. It is not like the boxes are all full off ammo or anything so it is not over stressed. That comes when the trailers loaded up 😳
Nice one Chris, well described video. Yep I know one guy with a 50 called on it, looks awesome and it's authentic as many ww2 photos will confirm. See you when the season starts, hopefully with some nice weather. Take care.
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Awesome video. The Wiley looks great, keep up the good work
Thanks Bruce. Glad you like it :)
Just discovered the channel! Great content and looking forward to seeing more! Subscribed!
Thanks James 😁 glad you like it. Now on route to Normandie so certainly more content coming 😁
Chris Golding is brilliant I had one of the 30 cals
Yeah hes good at what he does 😁
Looking 10/10 mate
😏 Get your arse over to mine and buy that damn tank that is sitting waiting for you.
Also thanks 🤣
Nice job with all the accessories and hello from Michigan in the States!
Thanks :D
Glad you like it. Hello back from the UK 😏
Definitely a fine display. Cheers from the states.
Thanks. Im glad it is being enjoyed in the US
Nice job mate! (I’ve restored a ‘44 GPW with 30 cal. in Tasmania, Australia.)
Thanks 😁
Mine sometimes has the 30cal instead of the 50cal 😏
Nice looking Jeep
Thank you 😁
Nice one Chris
Think you’re going to have a lot of fun at your new location.
Bit muddy for me 🥺🥺
😂 Get some mud on it for once! I want to see you in that muddy arena at armour fest this year!
😂last year was definitely a no no
A dry summer might draw me in😬especially as I’m now running normal ish compression 👌
@@martin9711 I can tow you out if it falls to bits mate :D
Looking good, great way to display your jeep.
Totally agree with you re the wire cutter, could well be deemed as " dangerous parts" on public roads.
I don't have a rea bustle carrier, as I haven't the room to fit it in the garage, I do have a bonnet bag to store the canvas 🙂
Also I copied your idea of footman loops on the rear body to provide anchor points for tying stuff down.
Keep up the good work 👍
Excellent. If you ever get any idiots say they would never of done that, just point out its taken from a wartime photo :D
I rejiggled the Jeep a bit today as I was not 100% happy with the config.
Morning, a great way to start the day. I love your Jeep and the associated kit that you have put on it, I’m looking forward to seeing it at shows this year…….Have you ever put it on a weigh bridge fully kitted out to see how heavy it is?
Hey. Glad you like it. I have already re arranged it a bit 😂
No never weighed it. The kits not that heavy. It is not like the boxes are all full off ammo or anything so it is not over stressed. That comes when the trailers loaded up 😳
Nice one Chris, well described video. Yep I know one guy with a 50 called on it, looks awesome and it's authentic as many ww2 photos will confirm. See you when the season starts, hopefully with some nice weather. Take care.
Good video I enjoyed it
Excellent 😁
nice jeep
Thanks ☺️
👍👍👍!!!
😁