This is my style of desert off road camping. I go solo most of the time in my trusty Jeep XJ. Ice chest, extra fuel jug, sleep on the ground. Don’t need no fancy “overlander” rig hauling everything including the kitchen sink. I love your ol’ school style. 👍🏼
Zdravím z Czech Republic. Krásné svobodné cestování bez politiky, s legendou jakou je válečný Jeep. Máte na to možnosti v takové krajině. Hodně šťastných zážitků přeju.
Same here, I spent a lot of time on the rear fenders (until Dad bought a rear seat). I’ve been to Colorado with the Jeep 3 times now, it’s got so many neat things to explore.
Back in the early 70,s I had a 53 cj3b and would go all over the mountains on old logging roads in w. va. my home state.Now as an old man I have a 54 cj3b that looks like a new penny and only goes back and forth to town.But the feeling and the like for those jeeps has never went away.
That is great. How many 3B’s were made? We have a 53 that has been modified pretty extensively. Our youngest son wants to have it someday. Would probably be smarter to just buy a finished one…….but what fun would that be.😆
bu aracı tasarlayan mühendis çok çok zeki olduğu her halinden beli herkes bir şeylerden konuşuyor gerçek ve hakiki jeep bunlar bunlar hakikatn hayatımda ilk kez bir videyo izledim tüm keyfimle bunu tasarlayan adamı kutlurorum bravo
@@old6quart I located in France, Auvergne area. Yes I am working to rebuilt an engin I withdraw from my Jeep last summer. I have two Go Devil engines a 63 86 32 and 64 10 87 iron Cast blocs.
I daily drive and wheel a 2 door JK. I love the thing. When it comes to watching videos I’ll watch y’all over a newer Jeep like mine any day. Looks like great fun.
Thank you for the nice comments. They are a lot of fun, you definitely want to enjoy the overcoming adversity part, because you usually have a little on each trip.
I’d love a long, unedited wheeling video inside your jeep showing your pedal work while off-roading. It would be so cool to see! All the stalls, restarts, and cool dance moves you have to do to navigate the trails.
Haha, I might just have to do that. I’m thinking it would be much more exciting to have someone that still has the foot starter, add in an engine that won’t idle on some hills and you would have a very busy foot show. 😂😂. I’ll see if I can’t put something together for you all. 👍🏽
@@old6quart I think they would both make good videos! That would be amazing, could literally watch hours of that kind of footwork off-road. Please make this happen. Would love to see your footwork too!
Thanks for watching and commenting. I remember when I was in high school and wanting to drop a V8 into Old 6 Quart. Thankfully I didn’t have any money and Dad was all about keeping them as close to original as possible.
Stock is the way to go. All those stupid "enhancements" of lift kits, oversize tyres, and souped-up engines only detract. The original Jeep is an amazingly capable off-roader even in bone-stock condition. Drivers on this episode quite skilled and their vehicles very sensible and functional, just right for the job. Very well done!
I agree with you, but personally I like a little wider wheel, nothing stupid, like maybe 8". Reason for that is because in one of the episodes. one of the jeeps smacked a rock with his hub...pretty hard. That could've ended his day right there. For the last 52 years my brother and I have always run wider wheels than the stock. This was an awesome series, would love to get involved with a great group of like minded folks.
Amen- I have a stock M38A1, tall skinnys, no lift, 5.38 gears, and she's such a sweetheart. Named Katy, for Katy and the big snow. For my hand throttle I have a vernier throttle from a Cessna 185, infinite adjustability and stays where you put it, so if you need more or less, you just roll it on smoothly without shock loads on components due to your foot bouncing all over the throttle. 5 bucks from an airplane junkyard too! So really cheap!😃
Yes, still guys out looking for gold. We drive through an active mine on the final day of the trip. I’m not sure if there is any footage of that or not. I’m still putting together the next two days of video.
Thanks for watching and commenting. It is one of my favorite times every year. There is a group on facebook (the go Devil reenactment) or something close to that. They will post all of the information on there. Usually early spring time. It is open to anyone with a “legal” Willys with a Go Devil engine.
@@old6quart Thanks so much for the reply. I just got back from the Colorado fall color tour in Nathrop. There were 69 flat fenders and basically 3 different trails each day for 5 days. It was amazing! I don't yet own a flat fender, but i am working on it. I went by myself and just got up everyday and found someone to ride with. I am absolutely hooked. I live in Florida, and it's a long way to drive, but when I do get one, I want to go on every adventure that my family, job, and finances will allow. I'll look up the info, and thanks again for the response.
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This is my style of desert off road camping. I go solo most of the time in my trusty Jeep XJ. Ice chest, extra fuel jug, sleep on the ground. Don’t need no fancy “overlander” rig hauling everything including the kitchen sink. I love your ol’ school style. 👍🏼
Thanks, yeah these old Jeeps don’t leave enough space for anything extra.
I love such roads and I love such cars! 👍
We do too. I wish I had more time to do it.
Zdravím z Czech Republic. Krásné svobodné cestování bez politiky, s legendou jakou je válečný Jeep. Máte na to možnosti v takové krajině. Hodně šťastných zážitků přeju.
Greetings from America, we are very blessed to be free to explore our great country in the old Jeeps.
Brings back memories. I'm now 67 grew up in the back seat of a 48. My parents were members of the mile high jeep club in Colorado.
Same here, I spent a lot of time on the rear fenders (until Dad bought a rear seat). I’ve been to Colorado with the Jeep 3 times now, it’s got so many neat things to explore.
@old6quart I was very fortunate to see a lot of beautiful country that has been closed to four wheeling now.
I remember them...
@@raginroadrunner you knew my father James brunner?
Back in the early 70,s I had a 53 cj3b and would go all over the mountains on old logging roads in w. va. my home state.Now as an old man I have a 54 cj3b that looks like a new penny and only goes back and forth to town.But the feeling and the like for those jeeps has never went away.
That is great. How many 3B’s were made? We have a 53 that has been modified pretty extensively. Our youngest son wants to have it someday. Would probably be smarter to just buy a finished one…….but what fun would that be.😆
Beautiful pieces of machinery.
Thank you 👍
@ These videos make me want to get my cj2a working again.
That’s one of the reasons we post them, to help motivate people to get theirs on the trail again. Thanks for watching and commenting 👍🏽
bu aracı tasarlayan mühendis çok çok zeki olduğu her halinden beli herkes bir şeylerden konuşuyor gerçek ve hakiki jeep bunlar bunlar hakikatn hayatımda ilk kez bir videyo izledim tüm keyfimle bunu tasarlayan adamı kutlurorum bravo
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Great video I love those Jeep Willys or GPW I have mine since 1976 ( 1959 from French Army ). I am working on a Go Devil engine right now !
Thank you, where are you located? Are you rebuilding it?
@@old6quart I located in France, Auvergne area. Yes I am working to rebuilt an engin I withdraw from my Jeep last summer. I have two Go Devil engines a 63 86 32 and 64 10 87 iron Cast blocs.
I daily drive and wheel a 2 door JK. I love the thing. When it comes to watching videos I’ll watch y’all over a newer Jeep like mine any day. Looks like great fun.
I hope I’m not the first person to tell you a jk is a jeep in name only!
Thank you for the nice comments. They are a lot of fun, you definitely want to enjoy the overcoming adversity part, because you usually have a little on each trip.
@@Paul-s7y4tI love the old Jeeps but there is no denying the capability of the new ones. They just cost a lot more😉
Ofcourse: the WW2/Jeeps [mine is a GPW-'script' 1°Jul 1942] >perfect
Awesome video wish I was there.
Thank you, I wish I was there too right now 😉
Great video!! I violate too many rules to go with the kubota and all the gm hardware holding my Willy’s together lol.
Thanks Z. We sure missed you and your “illegal” M38 this year.
I’d love a long, unedited wheeling video inside your jeep showing your pedal work while off-roading. It would be so cool to see! All the stalls, restarts, and cool dance moves you have to do to navigate the trails.
Oh hell yeah I’d absolutely love to see that!!!
The longer the better! I could watch hours of pedal work off road in an old jeep!
Haha, I might just have to do that. I’m thinking it would be much more exciting to have someone that still has the foot starter, add in an engine that won’t idle on some hills and you would have a very busy foot show. 😂😂. I’ll see if I can’t put something together for you all. 👍🏽
@ why not both? Make a few of them!!!
@@old6quart I think they would both make good videos! That would be amazing, could literally watch hours of that kind of footwork off-road. Please make this happen. Would love to see your footwork too!
Really cool Jeeps
Thank you 👍🏽
had a 47 in high school did a body off frame resto and swapped the engine out for a Buick v6. wish I would have left the flat head in it.
Thanks for watching and commenting. I remember when I was in high school and wanting to drop a V8 into Old 6 Quart. Thankfully I didn’t have any money and Dad was all about keeping them as close to original as possible.
NEVER TAKEAWAY THE ORIGINAL ENGINE😢
Looks like it was fun.
Thanks, yes it was a good time. Great group of friends and the Jeeps are a blast to drive.
Stock is the way to go. All those stupid "enhancements" of lift kits, oversize tyres, and souped-up engines only detract. The original Jeep is an amazingly capable off-roader even in bone-stock condition. Drivers on this episode quite skilled and their vehicles very sensible and functional, just right for the job. Very well done!
Perfect!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙂👍🏻
That’s the idea of this run (GDR) to pay homage to those who did this before us.
Thanks for watching and commenting.
I agree with you, but personally I like a little wider wheel, nothing stupid, like maybe 8". Reason for that is because in one of the episodes. one of the jeeps smacked a rock with his hub...pretty hard. That could've ended his day right there. For the last 52 years my brother and I have always run wider wheels than the stock.
This was an awesome series, would love to get involved with a great group of like minded folks.
Amen- I have a stock M38A1, tall skinnys, no lift, 5.38 gears, and she's such a sweetheart. Named Katy, for Katy and the big snow.
For my hand throttle I have a vernier throttle from a Cessna 185, infinite adjustability and stays where you put it, so if you need more or less, you just roll it on smoothly without shock loads on components due to your foot bouncing all over the throttle. 5 bucks from an airplane junkyard too! So really cheap!😃
@@huskyflylangley6053 You seem to have worked it all out beautifully. Perfect for your fun outings.
Where does this deserted road lead?
This trail leads to the neat mountain town of Crown King, Arizona.
@old6quart Are there gold hunters in these places now?
Yes, still guys out looking for gold. We drive through an active mine on the final day of the trip. I’m not sure if there is any footage of that or not. I’m still putting together the next two days of video.
"ROLL CAGES'....COME ON MAN...
Next time….maybe. A couple of the guys do have roll bars.
só JEEP JEEP, uma maravilha
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Looks like so much fun. Is this a closed group of friends, or do you allow others with flat fenders to join you?
Thanks for watching and commenting. It is one of my favorite times every year. There is a group on facebook (the go Devil reenactment) or something close to that. They will post all of the information on there. Usually early spring time. It is open to anyone with a “legal” Willys with a Go Devil engine.
@@old6quart Thanks so much for the reply. I just got back from the Colorado fall color tour in Nathrop. There were 69 flat fenders and basically 3 different trails each day for 5 days. It was amazing! I don't yet own a flat fender, but i am working on it. I went by myself and just got up everyday and found someone to ride with. I am absolutely hooked. I live in Florida, and it's a long way to drive, but when I do get one, I want to go on every adventure that my family, job, and finances will allow. I'll look up the info, and thanks again for the response.
@@nealmcgee1182I was at CFCT last year. Great event! Hopefully be back next year. Get yourself a Willys and join the fun.
I have to get one, cause I won the “golden ticket” for a guaranteed spot next year!
lady's super jacket "vietnam" at 11.28
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@@old6quart TU PEUX AVOIR LA MËME POUR MOI ?😁
The Landrover was based on the jeepand if you kenepthem stock they will take you any where
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HOLA EL LUGAR SE PARECE A CORDOBA ARGENTINA Y ACA USAMOS JEEP WILLY IKA ESTANCIERA.
Interesting, they work well all over the world 👍🏽
in Memory of 1944
Absolutely. That is our goal.
That’s a beautiful scene to wake up to.
It certainly was. I woke up kind of early the first time 😂
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Do Americans also like to go out into nature? 👍
Absolutely!
I love the cars, what's with the Russian music? Ha ha
Not sure which music you are referring to. 🤔