Honestly they should give everyone who wants to get DL a drive in one of these bad boys ....if you cant drive suvh simole car you dont deserve to drive modern electronically aided vehicle
My son is special needs and he loves classic jeeps like that one he says they don't make them like that anymore but wishes they would with no microprocessors in them just pure mechanics and with character and simplicity.
My first car as a high school kid in 1973 was a '46. I drove that thing everywhere, and I mean everywhere. It had 5:28 gears and was only good for around a 45 mph. top end but it was a mountain goat off road. It's the only Willy's I didn't keep. Fun times.
Justin L They built stuff to last back then. CJ or not, that was still military grade bumper to bumper. The government wouldn’t put up with unreliability back then.
With these computer on wheels they make today. I have more fun in something like that then the 70,000 Ram that has left me stranded a couple of times lol
0:17 Starter button placed most perfect; given it's intended use in combat situations. Fond memory of insisting my driver ride shotgun the last half of our shift during roving patrol duty. -Former 11b4p 82nd 1/504 '71---'74 Comfort to all who've ever picked up the sword... ''There are none closer to - the author of sacrifice Himself... Than Those Who - performed it for the sake of others.'' -gilpin 11120
My dad was a military man and when he found a 1947 Willys jeep for sale ... he traded an old Yamaha 750SpecialII for it. Man was it a tank! We towed it with us to go deer hunting and no hill was too steep or river too deep. Made for toughness. Push button start and had a 327 small block engine swap. BEAST! Traded it later on for a Ford Mustang Cobra II (just like Farrah's on Charlies Angels with with blue stripes)!! Good trade, great cars both
my dad has a 1947 jeep too but it’s not a willy’s one and my dads one has a driffrent colour it got same thing and everything but the brakes beasley work so dad stops super early lol and once i was in the jeep and it rolled into the fence 😭😭😭😳and i was inside the jeep but it was made in america but brought to australlia
It's all so fun when you don't belittle a vehicle that worked perfectly and still works perfectly oh what is that, 70 years later...hm, isn't that strange, it still works almost perfect 70 years later.
I learned how to drive when I was 13 on a south Alabama farm in my Grandfather’s 53 Willy. I have been trying to recapture that magic ever since. No vehicle I have ever owned has come close.
Old automobiles although I don't see them as old... simply hurt by time and younger judgmental modernist people who never except anything past 2010, but ""older automobiles"" have a charm and set of gift that comes with it. With a modern car, you get it and you just think "alright, this is it I am out on the road in my new car", with an older automobile and I mean anywhere from 60 horsepower (36 mph) in a tonneau 1901 to 400 horsepower in a 1958 Mercury, both very very well for each time era..you get an offer of beauty, enjoyment, and many smiles all for so much cheaper yet higher quality than modern cars that have no glory and beauty to it.
Fact: The Willys Jeep is the ancestor of Philippine Jeepneys, after World War II those jeeps were left by the American troops & it was converted by Filipinos into public vehicle, the back part was expanded, 2 hand railings installed at the roof & put many decorations to attract the people & the Philippine Jeepney was born. The Jeepney became the most popular means of transportation in the Philippines since then & it's part of the Filipino culture
This is like the adult version of a toy car it reminds me of a toy I like the older jeeps learned to drive in a 1976 or 1973 wrangler can’t remember the year right now but it was one of those
Fantastic cars. What I don't get my head around is, with a car that's all open, no doors intended, a roof that is a mere piece of cloth, a folding windscreen: Why on earth would you make an opening mechanism for the windscreen _into_ the folding frame? I was told the Jeep was built to be as light as possible, so why would you do something that nearly doubles the weight of the windscreen frame? There must be a reason to this. Please, someone tell me.
Many years ago I acquired a 1943 (supposedly) CJ2A with split windshield. It had a title that said it had been assembled from spare parts at the Red River Arsenal. It had the standard 4 cylinder engine, shifter for high and low range and a third stick to select four wheel drive. I had it torn down preparing to repair the cracked bell housing and got another job in a distant city. I called a friend and just gave it to him as it sat. Years later he wrote me and told me he had it running and titled. I often wonder where that old beast ended up.
Getting a Jeep wave by someone in a 47’ Willys Jeep would be pretty cool.
Why does it look like it's easy to drive
Because it is pretty easy lol!
Honestly they should give everyone who wants to get DL a drive in one of these bad boys ....if you cant drive suvh simole car you dont deserve to drive modern electronically aided vehicle
@@WalterMcWatersit is not! Shifting is a pain in the ass. It took me a while to learn it. I drive a manual car btw. It is not comparable.
It’s quite easy to drive a light, manual transmission car, I’ve experienced it
@@batterynerd8779unfortunately, many of the earlier models do not have a synchronized first gear which makes it a PITA to shift.
My son is special needs and he loves classic jeeps like that one he says they don't make them like that anymore but wishes they would with no microprocessors in them just pure mechanics and with character and simplicity.
Land Cruiser from 78 smooth to today and the best 85 is active because it is five gives the same simplicity.
@@farisalhusain7079 Well thank you for your reply we appreciate it God bless you 🙏🍞👑✡🦁✝️🦅🐏🔥🗡🛡🕯🌅😇👼🐑🥀🕊 John 3:16
Like a classic watch, a beautiful analog timepiece
Got one thing to say about the door that Maxwell Smart from the television show Get Smart would say....."Missed it by that much."
LOL!
I ♥️ jeep Willys
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My first car as a high school kid in 1973 was a '46. I drove that thing everywhere, and I mean everywhere. It had 5:28 gears and was only good for around a 45 mph. top end but it was a mountain goat off road. It's the only Willy's I didn't keep. Fun times.
My Father had a 46 also. Great Jeep.
I'll Sell you mine
The only way someone would thumbs down a Willy's is because they are jealous they don't have one.
stony stoner or they don’t know how to drive with a stick lmao 😂
I'm jealous that I don't have one and even I won't thumb down. Anyone who does is a prick.
It must be a fake jeep owner that disliked the video.
I sold my 47 5 years ago. It still breaks my heart when I come across a picture of it.
U r right sir
Wow 475 years ago!!!that's been a long time
Then why did you sell it?..
@@bricksandpieces1 he meant his car “47” and he sold it 5 years ago
@@loftify472 i think you missed the sarcasm bud
Wow, simple, basic, reliable, uncomplicated beauty. Never let go of this one. It's a part of the history that is America.
My dream is to get a 2nd World War Willys Jeep.
Go to quarter ton and military in Chickamaga GA
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Mine too!
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Still more reliable than a FIAT Jeep.
That thing is more reliable than 90% of all the cars on the road now.
Bennett Lauderdale isn’t that sad? This thing is almost a century old.
Don't touch the Fiat's motors....
Justin L They built stuff to last back then. CJ or not, that was still military grade bumper to bumper. The government wouldn’t put up with unreliability back then.
Justin L my 1948 ford f-1 pickup is more reliable and valuable than this ever will be
I learned to drive on one of these when I was 9. The weirdest part is I’m only 20
That’s fuckin funny. My grandpa actually has one cause when he was in the service he used to work on these.
ثثمبتياثو نووستسيتةيز
I learned to drive in one of these too when I was 12.
I’m only 15
That’s pre cool
My father learned how to drive on a Model T Ford. It was his uncle's. But my father is 91, not 20! 😜
I'd love to get one of these and explore some trails near my house. I feel like it'd be perfect for that!
Well, it was perfect for climbing the trails and mud and stuff in World War II and in Korea so I'm sure it can handle the trails near your house!
I have one but it needs restoration
And I’m thinking about getting a machine gun mounted on it for re-enactments
@@tylerhall4322 I'd make sure that its legal to do that were I you dude!
It would be a legal machine gun but I wouldn’t have to get a license for it because I would only shoot blanks
With these computer on wheels they make today. I have more fun in something like that then the 70,000 Ram that has left me stranded a couple of times lol
0:17 Starter button placed most perfect; given it's intended use in combat situations.
Fond memory of insisting my driver ride shotgun the last half of our shift during roving patrol duty.
-Former 11b4p 82nd 1/504 '71---'74
Comfort to all who've ever picked up the sword...
''There are none closer to - the author of sacrifice Himself...
Than Those Who - performed it for the sake of others.'' -gilpin 11120
Sold to be Diers thank you for serving
My dad was a military man and when he found a 1947 Willys jeep for sale ... he traded an old Yamaha 750SpecialII for it. Man was it a tank! We towed it with us to go deer hunting and no hill was too steep or river too deep. Made for toughness. Push button start and had a 327 small block engine swap. BEAST! Traded it later on for a Ford Mustang Cobra II (just like Farrah's on Charlies Angels with with blue stripes)!! Good trade, great cars both
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How fast did it go with a 327 id imagine more than the norm 55 70 or so
2:31
>OG Jeep honks and waves to a 4-door FCA 'Jeep'
If that ain't dedication to the Jeep name I don't know what is.
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they would have to wave twice to me on different days before i would wave back from a Willys smh.
I saw that jeep wave! Nice👍! #Respect!
I started to drive in a Willy when I was 13 years old. It was a gift of my father.
The best 4x4 forever thanks for share
Thanks for watching!
Damn, it is a beautiful piece of history, lovit.
In my contry (Colombia) you can see a lot of this cars, whe use this cars for move between towns.
My dream is to drive one of these one day.
It’s as if its a brand new showroom Jeep‼️👍🏻
It is. Buy one new from Quadratec. M.D. Juan.
@@garypulliam3740 so how would one get it from them, I didn't see it on their site
Quadratec used to import the whole jeep .... unassembled. I don't know if they still do. Maybe call or email them.
Thanks for the feedback. I'll check into it.
@@garypulliam3740 &0o
Absolutely love it. Jeep on my friend🖐 (97 TJ)
This jeep is from a game car mechanic simulator 17 or 18
That's where jeepney engines come from.
The Willys Jeep was Used in the 1940s During World War II
It's from a time when people in India and China were either using bulls or themselves to move each other. Almost a spaceship to them back then.
Chutiye, when you are in the stone age, we tell the whole world about our solar system, Trikonmiti, etc. Then we were perfectly civilized.
my dad has a 1947 jeep too but it’s not a willy’s one and my dads one has a driffrent colour it got same thing and everything but the brakes beasley work so dad stops super early lol and once i was in the jeep and it rolled into the fence 😭😭😭😳and i was inside the jeep but it was made in america but brought to australlia
I love seeing these little old toys out and about. It's like riding a little go-go buggy or a go-kart, and is just as fun
It's all so fun when you don't belittle a vehicle that worked perfectly and still works perfectly oh what is that, 70 years later...hm, isn't that strange, it still works almost perfect 70 years later.
DANG, i love your jeep. If you think of selling it let me know...I'm
Amazingly simple unlike all the electronics found on modern vehicles.
Beautiful looking Willys. They are a blast to drive around town. Can’t go anywheres without attracting attention!
Vai dar para mim dá para mim por favor faz esse favor dá
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Simply beautiful!
the gears are slick shifting *LoVe*
We need continuations of this real bad
究極のカッコイイ～秀樹感激Goodです=3
Huele a historia
Now THAT's old school! Beautiful, mechanical old gal.
I love the old Willy's style jeeps. They're just so stupid simple yet work so well
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I learned how to drive when I was 13 on a south Alabama farm in my Grandfather’s 53 Willy. I have been trying to recapture that magic ever since. No vehicle I have ever owned has come close.
Old automobiles although I don't see them as old... simply hurt by time and younger judgmental modernist people who never except anything past 2010, but ""older automobiles"" have a charm and set of gift that comes with it. With a modern car, you get it and you just think "alright, this is it I am out on the road in my new car", with an older automobile and I mean anywhere from 60 horsepower (36 mph) in a tonneau 1901 to 400 horsepower in a 1958 Mercury, both very very well for each time era..you get an offer of beauty, enjoyment, and many smiles all for so much cheaper yet higher quality than modern cars that have no glory and beauty to it.
2:33
Me: respect 🖐
merci pour le partage tres belle jeep. thanks for sharing, beautiful specimen
Merci d'avoir regardé!
I love my 49 CJ3A. Slow but so much fun to run around town or the woods in.
I have myself the exact same, 49' CJ3A. Runs like a dream but need a lot of work
Yup, this man knows how to pronounce Willys! Like "What you talkin' bout Willis?" That's how the company's founder pronounced his last name.
You're entire place is very nice
Thanks!
Thats one of the nicest/cleanest best condition Jeeps ive ever seen-!!
interesting !!!Keep working bros!!!
Excepcional!! Tiro o meu chapéu para essa Relíquia... 🤔😃😃👏👏
2:32 JEEP wave nice 😎 👌🤙👍
Dave LW sfguill
That was good of you to wave at that 4 door (hard top) cacooned bus. Most of them don't know they're driving an oversized prius.
Nice! I had a '46 CJ2A some years ago. I wish I still had it.
Same here, but mine was a '47. I was stupid and sold it for a CJ-7.
I go through periods thinking I should sell my ‘46, and then I worry I’d regret it. Thanks for posting.
2:31 Classic Jeep vs modern Jeep
So jealous.. Great ride, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
give me him as a gift? my birthday is coming ... I'll be very happy if you give me
mns-burgues r.c.l_ no lol go buy one
Fuck you. Get your own.
I wouldn't mind having a willys as a first car. Their cheap to buy, easy to run and easy to fix
I ache to own and drive one
Great vehicle‼️🥂
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God!!!!!!!I love this car!
I’ve got a 53 willys wagon. All stock 4 cyl. But I need a flat fender. They are so fun to drive.
Such a clean example.
Pretty nice and special video 😁👍🏼
Glad you liked it
Fact: The Willys Jeep is the ancestor of Philippine Jeepneys, after World War II those jeeps were left by the American troops & it was converted by Filipinos into public vehicle, the back part was expanded, 2 hand railings installed at the roof & put many decorations to attract the people & the Philippine Jeepney was born. The Jeepney became the most popular means of transportation in the Philippines since then & it's part of the Filipino culture
This is like the adult version of a toy car it reminds me of a toy I like the older jeeps learned to drive in a 1976 or 1973 wrangler can’t remember the year right now but it was one of those
my favorite jeep
I saw this Jeep in the movie Frogs 1972. I want to get one.
Is this beautiful Jeep powered by Willy's Hurricane 2200cc 4 Cylinder Petrol Engine?
I love this jeep
Охуенная машина!👍 Звук двигателя приятный.
Love it ❤
Still Cooler then today's Side by sides .. nicely done 👍
Güzel
Old Faithful
Me encantó
You sale this jeep how ruppes
This is one of the best Jeep cars that was produced for military. I love this car its best. One day I will get myself one
hi, greetings from england, cant beat the Sgt Bilko type Jeeps ! love them
Right on!
This has been converted to 12 volt!!! Blasphemy!! Sacrilege!!
Spark plugs are now blast plugs
Cherry
Very nice
I had one in high school. I grew up in Coconut Grove, it was like Mayberry. Sailing, tennis and lots of friends.
What’s all this about having an ignition key, my jeep in the forties only had a switch.must have been a reject.
Medal of honor allied assault mission :lighting torch with SAS agent mission m1l3a
Very nice! Thx. I recently picked up a modified cj3 and have been curious about how it should look.
nice
How did it start that quick? My Willy’s MB takes at least 3 attempts when cold!
I was literally shocked. I sometimes have a hard time with my 46, especially if it’s been sitting for a few months.
the real jeep
Fantastic cars. What I don't get my head around is, with a car that's all open, no doors intended, a roof that is a mere piece of cloth, a folding windscreen: Why on earth would you make an opening mechanism for the windscreen _into_ the folding frame? I was told the Jeep was built to be as light as possible, so why would you do something that nearly doubles the weight of the windscreen frame? There must be a reason to this. Please, someone tell me.
Now you just need some military markings, a mounted ww2 radio, and play In the mood as you go along!
هلا بالخواجه
Was that a rams horn exhaust manifold from a small block chevy?
Wonderful..... I have the same.
For sale Jeep 1945
2:54: why the fuel indicator was crazy?
Huh idk
They do jump around a fair amount, but normally not THAT much. It would appear as if he has a bad ground, or loose wire on the sending unit.
I'm confused, I see 2 levers, the shifter, the range selector, wheres the aux?
This is very nice Jeep ,great job in keeping up.
I think my Prius key fob has more parts than this entire Jeep
I love it
Прост как Правда!!!👍👍👍😁😁😁
Many years ago I acquired a 1943 (supposedly) CJ2A with split windshield. It had a title that said it had been assembled from spare parts at the Red River Arsenal. It had the standard 4 cylinder engine, shifter for high and low range and a third stick to select four wheel drive. I had it torn down preparing to repair the cracked bell housing and got another job in a distant city. I called a friend and just gave it to him as it sat. Years later he wrote me and told me he had it running and titled. I often wonder where that old beast ended up.