Lots of memories riding around in my family’s massive Jeepney in the Philippines. Fit all 22 cousins in the long twin benches with no seatbelts. No glass windows so all the sights and smells went inside. That thing had no suspension haha and riding it felt like riding in the bed of a truck.
Thank you for your time, informative reviews, historically-precise data and side-splitting dialogue! Honestly, you could review a stainless-steel bearing and make it absolutely hillarious.
We had one of these and it was an "in" thing back in the day that it was really shiny, i meant like chrome shiny category. You can spot this thing miles away and it was banned a year after since its reflecting sun rays here and there. We always bring with us 5 poncho raincoats for mom,dad and 3 brothers just in case it rains. It was eventually sold and this video feels nostalgic to me. Thanks man
Get your story straight. After WWII, the US left their jeeps and the Filipinos used them in a variety of ways. They transformed it into public transportation, utility vehicles and as a basic means of getting around. It was never a status symbol. Marcos and especially Imelda would never be caught dead riding in one. Stainless jeeps were used in transporting fish from fishing boats to the market. If I am not mistaken it evolved in the Malabon and Navotas area in Manila.. As you should know salt water will eat up your metal pretty fast. Jeeps have a staple transportation for decades with some backyard shops coming up with Wrangler bodies.They have hot rodded and raced. I've seen some low riders and resto jeeps .
Yo Archie, Sorry but Marcoses did ride to promote Pilipino ingenuity.. That's is why Sarao Motors became known outside PH. One is in New York... A Saudi prince who loves collecting cars has one. Like it or not they promoted Phiippine made products. Just sayin'
also based of experience slightly lower than average families and old people have these jeeps my gran father used to own one and now every time i see one owened by an old dude i see it a some what a status symbol that there old but still i want one as a drift can in the soon future.
we have tons of those still running here in the Philippines, we have dozens of variants and trim, say the Tikya Rebel of Nueva Ecija, Tamiya low riders from cavite and batangas, and those all- stainless steel bodied and chassis jeeps from Malabon. For the typical build it has leafspring suspensions front and rear and with the Tamiya variant it has front independent coilspring suspension. Typically, Toyota engines propels this mean machines, from the tiny K-series, to the performance side with a typical toyota Hemi T-series to the top end model having a 20 valve twin cam 4A-GE engines
Hehehe you forgot some other version, " FPJ " , "LONG BODY", ETC.. and they are claiming its willy' jeep.. Hahaha that's why Mercedes lost in Toyota in v-belt lol.
That masterpiece is from our craftsmanship and culture. Most Owner-Type Jeeps in the Philippines uses the Toyota 3K engine from the corolla. From the way i see, that one is more high-tech and detailed.
This is actually what the ordinary people drive here. And the sample you have, you are really fortunate with that. Coz that is one really good example of an owner type jeep.. That would normally have steel rims, a 4K or 3K, or a 2C Toyota engine, pain in the ass seats.. Crap suspension and stuff..
I just completed a build of a CJ5 that has a lot of stainless. I'll start with the frame, the frame is 304 2x4 stainless tubing. The body is fiberglass, but next summer it will be painted with 316 stainless polyurethane paint. Still looking for a rag top.
"Owner" which a handmade jeep is called, has a distinct look depending from what part of the Philippine its from. I would guess this is a jeep from Laguna, PI due to the square headlights and the flare designs at the hood and trimmings. N yes, i am blown away with the metal craftsmanship they do in which they can take a sheet of metal and make it look like any molding they want.
If you think that jeep is weird, I have seen a stainless steel Toyota Land Cruiser . The thing that gives it away as hand built was the louvers on the hood. It was not stamped but hand formed. And please stop referring to the artisans that hand formed this jeep as poor bastards.
Agree. This guy is so rude and ignorant. All he had to do was find out it is what is known as an owner-type jeep, here in the Philippines. Google is your friend. doh !
It’s actually the other way around. It’s not for the rich. It’s actually the opposite. You definitely won’t see Imelda Marcos riding that. Definitely not to transport her shoes. It’s cool though. It’s a fun vehicle. Cheap to buy, cheap to drive, cheap to keep.
yup its true this is why my grand father used to owned one in red and every time I see a jeep rolling i either remeber him or slighty less average people.
That's a one hot ride man. I used to drive one when i was in college back in the Philippines. And by the way its not the actual jeep that turns head, its the way you drive that sick ride. The jeep is just an addition to it. Either you will look like an idiot driving it or you will look bad ass in it. Small filipino dude worked hard on it forreals!! The jeep that i used to drive back in college was originally owned by my grand father and handed to my father and was given to me. And now to my nephew. Sick ride you got there buddy. Your lucky to have one in the US. Planning on having again.
Listen up guys. Do not under estimate that owner type of jeep. It is built for long drive and it will serve for a very long time. And as you know it has been seldomly involved in any car crash or car accident. Why? You get the full view of your surrounding. Its nice to drive it around in the country side because you will be able to feel the wind blowing through.
Used willys jeep (Mcarthur/eisenhower types) became the early transport after the US GI's left. The jeep (we call it owner or oner here) was taken in by Filipinos like duck to water..The same design was continued and built by small individual shops and sold as cheap transport. It became very popular in the 80's till the early 2000's but gradually, the shops folded because the novelty wore off. Now, we seldom see any oner jeeps running now. What is left are the jeepneys (the elongated ones of the same design) that carry more people and used as the main mass transport all over the country. They put in used imported smoke belching Japanese diesel engines and sometimes pimped out complete with booming speakers.
I have one of these before. this design will hit the front tire and the fender. i suggest to remove the part of fender. i used this in offroad in manila.
Casually, we call this thing a "Jeepy" in the Philippines. While the public transportation version is called a Jeep or jeepney. But yea jeepy for this thing. It was very popular in the 80s and 90s. If it rains you can put the covering at the back.
i envy your jeep man. it is never a replica of some sort, it stands out by itself. it is called the OWNER TYPE JEEP, a symbol of the Filipino ingenuity and craftsmanship. Install side mirrors for safe driving.
First bro that owner type jeep represented in video was not Philippine made, it was copied and assembled there, our owner type jeep can not easily put down the windshield and for safety features we are not forgetting to put side mirror's, bro if you have a chance, try to look and check some variety of our own owner type jeep in TH-cam, search for FIREBIRD DISPLAY CENTER. and you will see what owner type jeep is..
Anyways does you Jeep pass inspection in tha US? This jeep was made closer to the features of the jeep in the US for off-rode. Folding front wind shield and roof. Customization is cheaper. If you have good accessories before you ship here. If you get toyota steering and engines and transmission that will be good.
First, the jeep represented in this video was not made in Philippines, it is copy, it was assembled and made there in your country, try to reviews the video, pilipinos didn't make owner type jeep that can easily put down the windshield, also pilipinos put side mirrors on its owner type vehicle. And one more thing it is not Willy's jeep, we called it owner type jeep, go and check in TH-cam "firebird display center" and you will see what owner type jeep is and its variety
hello mga kuya dito, huwag po magagalit sa mamang ito sa salitang "bastards". Excited po siya at masaya at proud sya sa craftmanship nito. Expression lang po yan dito sa america "bastards". Just like in the Phils, ibang tao diyan in referrence to someone "ang puta" pero when you actually listen to what they are saying nakatuwaan lang sila. Huwag po maging balat sibuyas.
Mali sabi mo, nasa ibang bansa din ako at Alam ko din kung mapang lait ang sinasabi at Hindi, wag mo na syang pagtakpan pa natural na yan, feeling nila sila na magaling. FYI that is not Philippine made, it was copied, and assembled there, try to review the video, if we a Filipino made an owner that can easily make down the windshield , he will put a rubber guard to protect the windshield, and you know that we are not idiot not to put side mirrors and send that vehicle to us. Sana alam mo yan, magpapadala lang ng owner type jeep na pang review ganyan papadala ng pinoy!? Common sense naman te, tandaan mo to pag ang pinoy magpapadala ng pang review, full package yan hindi ganyang kulang kulang. If some not Filipinos reading this go and check in TH-cam "FIREBIRD DISPLAY CENTER" and also jeep doctor, perhaps this redneck will enlighten when they see real owner type jeep and each various variety.
hahahaha dude where did you get the idea that driving this jeep makes you an elite haha its the contrary...unless you’re being sarcastic right now? but still thumbs up for featuring this 🍻
This comment is just dumb as fuck haha. This one is so well built. It can't be just 500-1k usd. Hahahaha. Plus, the engine is from a suzuki vitara. Even the engine alone is more expensive than your brand new mountain bike.
in the 70's through 80's it's common to find this owner type jeeps in metro manila. but now it's very seldom. and it's not for the rich people, this is a very affordable vehicle.
Yeah that’s the Filipino version of hotrod called Owner type Jeep...Owner because it was replicated from the iconic Jeep w/c Filipinos love and wowed for among vehicles...of course military...the a lot of manufacturers in the Philippines with that the very well known is Sarao, Morales, Lagunia, etc.
its called an OTJ here in the Philippines, otherwise known as Owner type jeep. its the chevy of the Philippines. made by and for Filipinos and they are cheap to maintain here and put up with the abuse these islands dish out to us, ex. typhoons, floods, heavy rain. it's made to also be the vehicle for the blue collar filipinos to deliver rice, fish, etc... believe me, if you were to actually live here in the Philippines, this jeep makes sense. you can park it and not worry about it getting stolen or vandalized. also cops and traffic enforcers think you're poor so they usually dont ticket you.
My grandparents had one of these when I visited them in the Philippines when I was young. So much fun riding in it, except there were lots of mosquitoes in there for some reason haha.
Leonardo Sarao repurposed the Willy's Jeep into the Jeepney or Dyipni after WWII for public transportation in Manila then it evolved into the Owner Dyip for personal transportation para japorms back in the day.
its called owner type jeep and it came from a willys jeep where you bald eagles made and we converted it to a peoples car and the common engine in it is a 4kc that is very reliable and very slow at the same time the other ones has a leaf springs tho and that ones have a heavy af steering
@@Ulalayumyum if that was joke it was a raciest joke, it shouldn't be thrown to these people specially if you are not in part of your country.... he should just apologize rather than explaining your way out from it...
Did you just read what you just said. It was a racist JOKE. Chill out. Watch some jokoy stand up. If you liked it, then its just like how Filipinos make fun of other people. If you didn't, then i respect your sense of humor.
@@Ulalayumyum Why are you defending him? I'm not interested in your statement I should hear it instead from the video owner. Is he really joking? and even if one is joking will it be a passport to get away from any racism?
going through the comments it's hilarious how some folks both from the philippines and foreign are raging in the comment section triggered over some *_words_* thinking they were "insults" 😂
Not made for the Marcos. They would caught dead if seen riding one in the Philippines. Its a model that came from the old WWII Willy's where the americans left behind in the Philippines after the war. It is the Common Filipino vehicles, a Poor Man's vehicle you might say...... we used it for drag racing in midnight in the free way back in the 90's. AND WE LOVE IT!!!!
@@ninja.saywhat Well, tesla cybertruck is made of stainless steel. These shiny stainless steel were also not allowed in Manila, but brushed finish will do.
Lol, I would never get caught driving to Starbux in one of these. And yes, this is a ridiculous vehicle. Though if you drive them in the Philippines, you will actually be low profile.
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Lots of memories riding around in my family’s massive Jeepney in the Philippines. Fit all 22 cousins in the long twin benches with no seatbelts. No glass windows so all the sights and smells went inside. That thing had no suspension haha and riding it felt like riding in the bed of a truck.
I used to have one back in 96 when I was in college in the Philippines. Bought it brand new with Toyota 4K engine.
Thank you for your time, informative reviews, historically-precise data and side-splitting dialogue!
Honestly, you could review a stainless-steel bearing and make it absolutely hillarious.
We had one of these and it was an "in" thing back in the day that it was really shiny, i meant like chrome shiny category. You can spot this thing miles away and it was banned a year after since its reflecting sun rays here and there. We always bring with us 5 poncho raincoats for mom,dad and 3 brothers just in case it rains. It was eventually sold and this video feels nostalgic to me. Thanks man
Get your story straight.
After WWII, the US left their jeeps and the Filipinos used them in a variety of ways. They transformed it into public transportation, utility vehicles and as a basic means of getting around.
It was never a status symbol. Marcos and especially Imelda would never be caught dead riding in one.
Stainless jeeps were used in transporting fish from fishing boats to the market. If I am not mistaken it evolved in the Malabon and Navotas area in Manila.. As you should know salt water will eat up your metal pretty fast.
Jeeps have a staple transportation for decades with some backyard shops coming up with Wrangler bodies.They have hot rodded and raced. I've seen some low riders and resto jeeps .
sad Archie is sad...
David A
Yes. Philippines on Korean war but the US claimed it all.
Yo Archie, Sorry but Marcoses did ride to promote Pilipino ingenuity.. That's is why Sarao Motors became known outside PH. One is in New York... A Saudi prince who loves collecting cars has one. Like it or not they promoted Phiippine made products. Just sayin'
also based of experience slightly lower than average families and old people have these jeeps my gran father used to own one and now every time i see one owened by an old dude i see it a some what a status symbol that there old but still i want one as a drift can in the soon future.
Wow! Blast from the past. I would love to see that in Naples, FL one time. Even has a Philippine tag. Is that from a collector?
we have tons of those still running here in the Philippines, we have dozens of variants and trim, say the Tikya Rebel of Nueva Ecija, Tamiya low riders from cavite and batangas, and those all- stainless steel bodied and chassis jeeps from Malabon. For the typical build it has leafspring suspensions front and rear and with the Tamiya variant it has front independent coilspring suspension. Typically, Toyota engines propels this mean machines, from the tiny K-series, to the performance side with a typical toyota Hemi T-series to the top end model having a 20 valve twin cam 4A-GE engines
Hehehe you forgot some other version, " FPJ " , "LONG BODY", ETC.. and they are claiming its willy' jeep.. Hahaha that's why Mercedes lost in Toyota in v-belt lol.
That masterpiece is from our craftsmanship and culture. Most Owner-Type Jeeps in the Philippines uses the Toyota 3K engine from the corolla. From the way i see, that one is more high-tech and detailed.
Gear By Gear i have one on philippines with v8
IN the Philippines. What kind of V8 motor? Please do tell.
th-cam.com/video/CeHNsDw30q0/w-d-xo.html
Sorry if its late, most easiest to source v8 is 1uz from toyota though there used to be old mustangs in phil as well rarest is the lsx
This is actually what the ordinary people drive here. And the sample you have, you are really fortunate with that. Coz that is one really good example of an owner type jeep.. That would normally have steel rims, a 4K or 3K, or a 2C Toyota engine, pain in the ass seats.. Crap suspension and stuff..
Julius Ian Panogot rich people like me to hehe peace bro i really like it and my engine is ford triton v8 i got it here in us and shiped it to ph
i really like the owner type jeep its really cool looking...
I just completed a build of a CJ5 that has a lot of stainless. I'll start with the frame, the frame is 304 2x4 stainless tubing. The body is fiberglass, but next summer it will be painted with 316 stainless polyurethane paint. Still looking for a rag top.
"Owner" which a handmade jeep is called, has a distinct look depending from what part of the Philippine its from. I would guess this is a jeep from Laguna, PI due to the square headlights and the flare designs at the hood and trimmings. N yes, i am blown away with the metal craftsmanship they do in which they can take a sheet of metal and make it look like any molding they want.
If you think that jeep is weird, I have seen a stainless steel Toyota Land Cruiser . The thing that gives it away as hand built was the louvers on the hood. It was not stamped but hand formed. And please stop referring to the artisans that hand formed this jeep as poor bastards.
Agree. This guy is so rude and ignorant. All he had to do was find out it is what is known as an owner-type jeep, here in the Philippines. Google is your friend. doh !
nah we are poor bastards, we barely got the materials to work on shit haha
Beautiful Craftmanship! Hand made.....
I love the design and the engine type
It’s actually the other way around. It’s not for the rich. It’s actually the opposite. You definitely won’t see Imelda Marcos riding that. Definitely not to transport her shoes. It’s cool though. It’s a fun vehicle. Cheap to buy, cheap to drive, cheap to keep.
yup its true this is why my grand father used to owned one in red and every time I see a jeep rolling i either remeber him or slighty less average people.
Fpj joined the group
That's an OTJ. Owner Type Jeep as opposed to the only other type of jeep registered in the Philippines; Public Transportation Jeep.
That's a one hot ride man. I used to drive one when i was in college back in the Philippines. And by the way its not the actual jeep that turns head, its the way you drive that sick ride. The jeep is just an addition to it. Either you will look like an idiot driving it or you will look bad ass in it. Small filipino dude worked hard on it forreals!! The jeep that i used to drive back in college was originally owned by my grand father and handed to my father and was given to me. And now to my nephew. Sick ride you got there buddy. Your lucky to have one in the US. Planning on having again.
Listen up guys. Do not under estimate that owner type of jeep. It is built for long drive and it will serve for a very long time. And as you know it has been seldomly involved in any car crash or car accident. Why? You get the full view of your surrounding. Its nice to drive it around in the country side because you will be able to feel the wind blowing through.
Edmund Dontes 100% agree im a owner of one too
That’s a nice custom jeep from Philippines 🇵🇭 this is an oner type jeep as we call it back home
that jeep is definitely a head turner in the US
That's so funky that I LIKE IT!!😛
Used willys jeep (Mcarthur/eisenhower types) became the early transport after the US GI's left. The jeep (we call it owner or oner here) was taken in by Filipinos like duck to water..The same design was continued and built by small individual shops and sold as cheap transport. It became very popular in the 80's till the early 2000's but gradually, the shops folded because the novelty wore off. Now, we seldom see any oner jeeps running now. What is left are the jeepneys (the elongated ones of the same design) that carry more people and used as the main mass transport all over the country. They put in used imported smoke belching Japanese diesel engines and sometimes pimped out complete with booming speakers.
jude flip there are also owner type car and owner type suv if you didnt notice on owner type jeep club
I have one of these before. this design will hit the front tire and the fender. i suggest to remove the part of fender. i used this in offroad in manila.
how did you get that to Florida? How did you get it titled, registered, licensed, and insured?
Several have been made in the Phillippines, almost perfect replica in Stainless Steel
Brian Ballard your right grandpa
These Pure Stainless Willys Jeeps are basically a Philippine Sports Car. I own one myself. Maybe 10,000 🤔 on the road. Jeep CJ3A.
Status symbol??...Lol! Every single Filipino rides in one here in the Phi. It's called Public Utility Jeepney.
my uncles and my grandpa used to manufacture jeeps like that
Casually, we call this thing a "Jeepy" in the Philippines. While the public transportation version is called a Jeep or jeepney. But yea jeepy for this thing. It was very popular in the 80s and 90s. If it rains you can put the covering at the back.
cool jeep looks crazy.
My old man owned one of those ... and its a racket to drive ..... i wonder who owned that and how i manage to get there ....
My neighbor here in Philippine had two owner jeep or stainless jeep as they say and it got rb25 and 20b engine on it those jeep are monster.
Get your info right....this is what the common Filipinos would drive, not the rich and famous....and the philippine jeeps were not made for Marcos...
@Jojie,,, Tama ka bro... mga supot na yan sobrang manlait e, akala mo mga kung sino, sobrang exaggerated e...
It’s an owner-type Suzuki. (Suzuki engine is made in Japan; the common thing, the Jeep engine is made by Chrysler Corporation in the USA.)
If DeLorean built a Jeep this is what it would look like.lol
i envy your jeep man. it is never a replica of some sort, it stands out by itself. it is called the OWNER TYPE JEEP, a symbol of the Filipino ingenuity and craftsmanship. Install side mirrors for safe driving.
First bro that owner type jeep represented in video was not Philippine made, it was copied and assembled there, our owner type jeep can not easily put down the windshield and for safety features we are not forgetting to put side mirror's, bro if you have a chance, try to look and check some variety of our own owner type jeep in TH-cam, search for FIREBIRD DISPLAY CENTER. and you will see what owner type jeep is..
i really want one of these with the willys style grill. how do i import one to the usa??
Probably your funniest video yet ahahaha. I’d love to snag the bumpers for my 79 CJ5 I just bought though lol
Filipino's pride!!! Very creative po ang mga pilipino dapat kayo humanga sa amin!!!
Anyways does you Jeep pass inspection in tha US? This jeep was made closer to the features of the jeep in the US for off-rode. Folding front wind shield and roof. Customization is cheaper. If you have good accessories before you ship here. If you get toyota steering and engines and transmission that will be good.
First, the jeep represented in this video was not made in Philippines, it is copy, it was assembled and made there in your country, try to reviews the video, pilipinos didn't make owner type jeep that can easily put down the windshield, also pilipinos put side mirrors on its owner type vehicle. And one more thing it is not Willy's jeep, we called it owner type jeep, go and check in TH-cam "firebird display center" and you will see what owner type jeep is and its variety
hello mga kuya dito, huwag po magagalit sa mamang ito sa salitang "bastards". Excited po siya at masaya at proud sya sa craftmanship nito. Expression lang po yan dito sa america "bastards". Just like in the Phils, ibang tao diyan in referrence to someone "ang puta" pero when you actually listen to what they are saying nakatuwaan lang sila. Huwag po maging balat sibuyas.
@jameson andrada, puro kayu pasikat, ke US ke UK pasikat lang kayu pra sabihin andian kayu sa ibang bansa, SUPOT NAMAN KAYUNG LAHAT...
Mali sabi mo, nasa ibang bansa din ako at Alam ko din kung mapang lait ang sinasabi at Hindi, wag mo na syang pagtakpan pa natural na yan, feeling nila sila na magaling. FYI that is not Philippine made, it was copied, and assembled there, try to review the video, if we a Filipino made an owner that can easily make down the windshield , he will put a rubber guard to protect the windshield, and you know that we are not idiot not to put side mirrors and send that vehicle to us. Sana alam mo yan, magpapadala lang ng owner type jeep na pang review ganyan papadala ng pinoy!? Common sense naman te, tandaan mo to pag ang pinoy magpapadala ng pang review, full package yan hindi ganyang kulang kulang. If some not Filipinos reading this go and check in TH-cam "FIREBIRD DISPLAY CENTER" and also jeep doctor, perhaps this redneck will enlighten when they see real owner type jeep and each various variety.
One hi-end owner type jeep i'd say, it uses efi engine, im guessing it's a toyota engine.
Just seen this thing today guy in Alabama has it
WoooooW very nice amigo
it has custom built chassis, japanese surpus engine and suspension.
Is it possible to send that to the US
I like it! I want one.. May I know the name of the manufacturer?
hahahaha dude where did you get the idea that driving this jeep makes you an elite haha its the contrary...unless you’re being sarcastic right now? but still thumbs up for featuring this 🍻
Nice pretty cool stainless owner
This is a philipine hot rod. There are thousands, mostly hand made.
That is a classic car collections. Im sure it is a headturner bec its one of a kind
that thing now sells 500-1k usd in the Philippines, a lot cheaper than a brand new mountain bike.
This comment is just dumb as fuck haha. This one is so well built. It can't be just 500-1k usd. Hahahaha. Plus, the engine is from a suzuki vitara. Even the engine alone is more expensive than your brand new mountain bike.
Really? $1000 = 48,800 pesos..where can you buy that kind of jeep for that amount or $500? Dumb..lol
in the 70's through 80's it's common to find this owner type jeeps in metro manila. but now it's very seldom. and it's not for the rich people, this is a very affordable vehicle.
Really like this review -)
We call them OWNERS
Bill in the philippines thats our version of a hotrod
it's more like a pinoy version of the the ratrod haha
Stupid blogger he don't know about the history of the Philippines...
Yeah that’s the Filipino version of hotrod called Owner type Jeep...Owner because it was replicated from the iconic Jeep w/c Filipinos love and wowed for among vehicles...of course military...the a lot of manufacturers in the Philippines with that the very well known is Sarao, Morales, Lagunia, etc.
I wish i have one like that
Wow...this is the one i want
wowwww amazing....
its called an OTJ here in the Philippines, otherwise known as Owner type jeep. its the chevy of the Philippines. made by and for Filipinos and they are cheap to maintain here and put up with the abuse these islands dish out to us, ex. typhoons, floods, heavy rain. it's made to also be the vehicle for the blue collar filipinos to deliver rice, fish, etc... believe me, if you were to actually live here in the Philippines, this jeep makes sense. you can park it and not worry about it getting stolen or vandalized. also cops and traffic enforcers think you're poor so they usually dont ticket you.
The 4k engine would sound better, like brap brap!
Status symbol? No This is just a utility vehicle
My grandparents had one of these when I visited them in the Philippines when I was young. So much fun riding in it, except there were lots of mosquitoes in there for some reason haha.
Carb type or EFI engine?
Hello Sir, may I know your reliable builder in Phillippines?
Leonardo Sarao repurposed the Willy's Jeep into the Jeepney or Dyipni after WWII for public transportation in Manila then it evolved into the Owner Dyip for personal transportation para japorms back in the day.
Is ed still detailing there?
Nice
wow beutiful bro . how much? prize?
its called owner type jeep and it came from a willys jeep where you bald eagles made and we converted it to a peoples car and the common engine in it is a 4kc that is very reliable and very slow at the same time the other ones has a leaf springs tho and that ones have a heavy af steering
oh bill i can't stop laughing , so funny ,,
Owner typ Jeep that’s what we called. The old u.s army jeep.
Is this still available?
Thats how we roll in the Philippines. We call it "Owner".
Correct that’s the Owner Type Jeep...I would say hotrod of the Philippines 🇵🇭...
"some little bustards put all these together" why such a harsh statement to the local artisans?
Ernie P
I think he doesn't mean any offense by it. That could be just an expression amazement and surprise with the craftsmanship.
i agree. it was a joke, lighten up. :)
@@Ulalayumyum
if that was joke it was a raciest joke, it shouldn't be thrown to these people specially if you are not in part of your country.... he should just apologize rather than explaining your way out from it...
Did you just read what you just said. It was a racist JOKE. Chill out. Watch some jokoy stand up. If you liked it, then its just like how Filipinos make fun of other people. If you didn't, then i respect your sense of humor.
@@Ulalayumyum Why are you defending him? I'm not interested in your statement I should hear it instead from the video owner. Is he really joking? and even if one is joking will it be a passport to get away from any racism?
going through the comments it's hilarious how some folks both from the philippines and foreign are raging in the comment section triggered over some *_words_* thinking they were "insults" 😂
Wow.... Philippines made...
Where in the Philippines? Can I have the address please i mean the manufacturer...
Is this for sale?
OTJ!!!
Great!
Its called an Owner type jeep here in the 3rd world
What a disrespectful “bastard” that made this video. I’d love to drive this around tho.
He's not being disrespectful. Don't take things literally. When he says "poor bastard" - he means the same as "poor guy".
Dat, I agreed! This bastard think he's up there having one of this... racist bastard!
@Generic, why depend the bustard, supot kadin noh!
He is raciest bastard if I see him in the Philippines I will punch him out and if you see him do the same
Not made for the Marcos. They would caught dead if seen riding one in the Philippines. Its a model that came from the old WWII Willy's where the americans left behind in the Philippines after the war. It is the Common Filipino vehicles, a Poor Man's vehicle you might say...... we used it for drag racing in midnight in the free way back in the 90's. AND WE LOVE IT!!!!
Hi sir can u send me more picture of ur ownr type jeep thank yu
are you selling it?
U.S. version owner type jeep, wow!
What are you talking about US version, no such thing...supot ka e!
How much
Kinner on mash???
Wow! 🤗🤗🤗😍
Is it street legal in USA?
i don't think so. i've never seen a stainless steel vehicle running anywhere in the states. that'd cause "safety issues".
@@ninja.saywhat Well, tesla cybertruck is made of stainless steel. These shiny stainless steel were also not allowed in Manila, but brushed finish will do.
That right there is worth $700 and it’s easy to get one no Imelda Marcos never rode one how dare you!
if it's ridiculous why do you have one
It’s called owner type jeep
You sounded constipated on this video. How many phillipinoes live in your area?
Yeah he sounds like a dying Pig in the mud
Saan po ito
Lol, I would never get caught driving to Starbux in one of these. And yes, this is a ridiculous vehicle. Though if you drive them in the Philippines, you will actually be low profile.
Dude lol! Jeeps are not VIP cars in the Philippines, its local transportation and Its not home made people actually mas produce willys jeeps