LEGENDARY 1948 WILLYS PICKUP BUILD: PART 13 THE REVEAL
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2020
- The Legendary Customs team has completed the 1948 Willys Pickup and in this video, Chris gives you a detailed tour inside and out revealing the many months of hard work it took to truly make this "LITTLE RED TRUCK" a show stopping Legendary Custom.
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I had a 1948 Willys when I was a teenager back in 1969. Loved what you did! I always wanted to do something like that to mine. My dad sold it because he said it was too hard to find parts. At 71 yrs old, I still miss that truck!!
This Willeys is so Awesome !!! Love it ! When I was 16 years old I had a chance to by 2 for $750 ! And I did not by them !! They both were a barn find in fantastic condition !!! It haunts me no that I am 60 years old and always wanted one, but never got the chance with 5 kids and a women is is impossible to be with ! Grrr !
Thanks for watching our RUclips Channel. Memories are always with you. Keep them rolling!
I have a super sweet 1983 CJ 7 I would really like to get something similar done to it ! It's been in storage for 12 years in Utah and I live in Hawaii !! I am moving back soon !!
@@austinpaul2170 get those wheels moving!
Fantastic job. Thanks for sharing the build with us.
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What a beauty. It's as old as me.
Thanks for watching. We are doing a 1955 WILLYS now. Tune in for new episodes. Everything gets better with time!
I’ve owned a 1950 Willys truck for 25 years. It’s an on going project. I’ve restored it once and now I’m redoing the drivetrain and making it more highway friendly. I’m shooting for a hot rod muscle truck. Almost done again! Great video! I’ve followed the whole build you guys did.
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Awesome job guys!!!!! Miss yall keep up the good work.
Keeping it real. I hope you and your Family are doing great.
@@chrismeyer6196 good job I do love Willys pickup
@@ralphhutchison7433 keep watching our channel. We will be starting a new 49 WILLYS build shortly.
She's a real beauty, great job !
Thank you for watching.
Have you checked out our latest WILLYS build? The Dirty WILLYS.
We have a 48 Willys Overland pick up ..My late dad bought it new...I rode in it for years....changed to 12 volt ...runs perfect......The Jeep Truck badge was painted red. That's a real nice restoration....The small back window.is cool.....
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I had a 55wagon and a 55 pick up,great on or off road rigs.
That Jeep is awesome . Id rather have that than anything thats on the road now . Great video .
Nice I just scored a 1947 Willys in good condition in a great lot of cars Im going to build it now
That's great!
Get the wheels turning & creat some memories!
beautiful job it looks amazing,Ihave a 1949 Willys Truck im going to get working on
Get that ride back on the road and enjoy it!
Nicely done! I have watched all the episodes. Have a 53 Willys Overland pickup that needs alot of work. You have given many ideas & renewed enthusiasm for my project.
THAT'S GREAT! Get your ride back in the road & start the memories again.
Chris, not my kind of vehicle or style with the wheels and tires hanging out there. Love the wood bed and as always, fantastic workmanship. Keep them coming.👍😁
Great Build! I'm working on 57 Willys pickup 6v original 6 226 super hurricane. Wish I could take it that far. Good work guys!!
Beautiful
Nice job I have a red Willy’s truck also enjoyed the vdo
Thank you. Post a photo of your WILLYS.
Great job! I’m working on a 1960 Willys pickup on a 84 wagoneer frame.
Get it back on the road and start creating some memories. Thank you for watching our RUclips Channel.
Have a 1949 4x4 and hope to make it as awesome. I payed attention. Thank you
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very nice...I have a 53...project...
Yall did a great job!!
Thank you. It's a beautiful truck!
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It most certainly is! Thanks for sharing the experience.
Phillip Hall
I also have another 48 truck....someone installed a 265 ci chevy engine.....it's going to get attention shortly....body is solid....these are great trucks.....multi use.....
It's all about the memories. Keep them rolling. Thank you for watching.
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Love it
Except the wiper motor that’s been added to the outside
Wish we could build stuff like that here in Australia and get it registered
Thanks for watching. Ron has owned the truck 25 years & it always had the wiper motor there. So we left it naking it his unique WILLYS. Appreciate your comments.
Very nice built. I own a 1964 that belonged to my dad. In my personal preference I would have kept the original drive train but it is a Restomod and what you have done doesn’t take away from the vehicle’s original feel and beauty. My only suggestion to the owner is get rid of the chrome wheels, use something not so blunt and add the white paint to the doors as on the original paint design scheme. It will add a very nice touch and will really look like a original Jeep but definitely more modern.
Great job!!!
Show very beautiful
Thank you for your comment.
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My Dad had a '49. It would crawl back into the timber to get those elk he killed. Just the right size for that job.
Nice work but you ought to install headrests in all vehicles.
Would like too but don’t know how to do this I’m from northern Ontario and enjoyed looking at the 49 restoration
Thanks for watching. Keep the wheels turning.
Love it but Pa. The swaps that are wide with the tires outside of the body don't pass inspection.
What did it cost him to do all that? I just bought one last weekend! Doing a complete restoration of a cj2a and once thats done, I am starting on the OW truck.
It's several hundred of hours to bring these back to their glory. Plus the parts on top of it. If you go to our videos and look at the Dirty WILLYS, that's a second one we completed. Depending on how rough your truck is & what you would want to have completed. It's easy to say $75,000 up.
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@@LegendaryCustoms I appreciate your response! Great buld.
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…well designed
great looking
do’nt understand tjough why you did’nt take the cherry wood structure out back all the way round behind the cab as well?
That’s a real shame and shortcoming
The rest?
BRILLIANT…‼️
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We built it as requested. I believe it looks amazing as it is.
Please what was the total cost of restoration and upgrade
Rajinder..... Please email me & I can answer that question. Each vehicle is different pending condition we start with & desired end result.
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Thank you.
No parts of these vehicles are in their original state.
There are a lot of original parts, but you're correct, the majority of the WILLYS is custom.
The front axle is too wide and it looks funny that way
How much?
How much was the cost 💲 to the pick up?
Every project is different. I don't post costs out of respect for my clients. We be are $125 an hour plus materials.
If you have a project, email us what you have.
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Love to have that baby.......Sweet.
It might be up for sale.....
You should of widened the front guards
Nice, but Tahoe drivetrain? No thanks.
I owned this this truck for 26 yrs before Ron bought it from me. I don't like Chris telling lies about this truck about it being a two wheel drive truck. It always was a four in wheel drive so Chris get your act together and tell the truth KEN.
Before you go off again, you're missing a very important part of the puzzle. Yes this started as a 4X4 & then the plan was to change it to two wheel drive with an independent front suspension. Then the plan was to changed to go back to a 4X4 because it's a WILLYS after all. So with that said, my act is together. Anyone who watched the build can see it was a 4X4 when we started the project. I believe you misunderstood a part of the puzzle that changed from beginning to the end. So settle down Ken. No one is lying. I'm quite certain Ron knew it was a 4X4 in the beginning also.
I have a1956 WILLYS OVER LAND truck and have done a lot of work and extended the bed longer to 8 ft and is in the process of being painted" RED" Just like yours, i will try to post pictures of it when finished, (from Santa Ana Calif.)