The Evolution Of The Iconic Jeep Grill
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- DISCLAIMER!!!
This video is a spoof. Scott Watson, Scott Kephart, Ron Fitzpatrick, and I had some fun installing the brass made signs on the Military Jeep Display at Ron Fitzpatrick Jeep Parts.
You have been warned😮😉😆😆
Even as a novice I know they're back to front! But fascinating and interesting. Didnt know there as many!
Keep on jeepin'!
Scott, I thought you were going Daff there for moment:)
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Well, at least you got one of them right... Nice one, but wrong timing for April Fools day!
Some people out there cringe you doing this 🤣 iknow it’s in good fun
Thank you, now I know some more about the different grills. I must say it was a very good idea to hang them up with their plaques, Willys would be proud.
Lol... Problem is, some are gonna believe it...
Hi sir, willys MB grill and Ford GPW are same or not.? Any difference
This is a joke, right?
No, seriously. This isn't funny. It's going to mislead unknowing viewers.
Yo solo tengo 2 frentes cj2a y MB 😊
Wow, jetlagged, all the way from 1 April...
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No matter what or how many comments are written for this video, this will always be the winner.
Well played. Very well played.👏👏👏
This is a joke, right? Look at any photos of the preproduction Jeeps, meaning those submitted to the Army for testing purposes and prior to the final MB and GPW design and you can easily follow the evolution of the Jeep grille. The first Bantams looked nothing like the grille supposedly shown as the Bantam.
Fact: The first 25,000 or so MB's used the welded or riveted so called "barbecue grille" shown towards the end of this video. When Ford commenced production of the GPW it made the debut of the stamped slat grille, with 9 slats, which Willys adopted also. After the end of WW2 Willys then trademarked their own 7 slat version for use with the CJ and also M-38's
Ooops, sorry but is rushed to the comment field without seeing the disclaimer. My bad.
FUBAR
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