Last Tagged 1969 - Will It Run - 1951 Willys CJ3A Jeep!
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2021
- Will this 1951 Willys CJ3A Jeep run after 52 years off the road? Last tagged in 1969 I am going to attempt to get this old workhorse running & Driving again.
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Thanks for watching, See you in the video! 
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Welcome to my first Will It Run. Hopefully you enjoy it, I know I had lots of fun doing this video. ---- RUclips seems to be slow at processing this one, The quality should go up to 4K eventually and if not I`ll have to re upload. Leave me a comment below. Thanks for watching :)
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I was looking at a 1951 for sale recently, but since I'm 6'2", no way i could comfortably drive it especially trying to shift it. Great video!!!
Thanks, Yea it would be a bit cramped but still lots of fun haha. Cheers
Respect!!🎉
Thanks :)
I've got a '52 M38 that hasn't run in 14+ years. Working on a carb rebuild and a re-wire right now. I love coming across these "will it run" type videos. They prove those old Go Devil's can take a beating, and still come back to life.
Thanks for checking the video out, It was a tonne of fun getting this going. I`ll get the tire fixed & oil changed to go for a longer drive! Good luck on your carb rebuild, I need to re-wire as well but I may cheat and buy a harness not sure yet. Cheers
I bought a universal harness myself. I'm doing a conversion from 24v to 12v, and I find writing oddly soothing.
I did make a decision not to go perfect all at once, just get it running, safe, and on the road. From there, I'll focus on restoring it and getting back to near showroom looks. (But keeping some military character)
@@JeepGarageCA Don't change the M38 from 24V to 12 V. Surplus parts for the 24V system are still available. I would challenge you to restore the Jeep to its original condition. You will be proud to drive it.
@@harryrimmer6830 I'll enjoy driving it regardless of the electrical system being 12 or 24v. It was already 12v for the engine (starter, generator, coil, basically the expensive stuff.) I'm just finishing the job with the lights and replacing the rest of the 70 year old wiring, adding in a fuse panel, and respecting the heritage by keeping it as stock looking as possible.
Ultimately, my goal, is to make it something to have fun in, that's safe, and to not obsess over having it 100% factory accurate.
Would be sweet to see more of this willys
For sure! I`ve got a couple things to take care of first but there will be more :) Thanks for watching
Listen to the Willys purr!
Thanks for watching, I was surprised how well it did, I will be doing more to this in the future.
Get it indoors, up in the air 👍 How good is your tig welding 😁 convert it to 12 volts, restore it and sell it 🤘
Not sure how good my TIG welding is but I have bought myself a TIG welder & accessories. Going to start practicing on my shop truck it needs a new rear bumper & I have this really cool old steel bumper that I want to fabricate on. I figure that it is a good starting project. I posted a picture of the snow pile blocking the Willys in over on my Instagram StageAlphaGarage so you can see. I probably won't end up selling it as I am not sure I`ll be able to ever get it registered, I bought it from a Farmer who did not have time for it and he go it from another Farmer so tracking down the paperwork will be a challenge.
hi there good job got one of those john
Thank you, Cheers
She purrs like a kitten!👍
Sure does, I bet it`ll sound even better after a proper tune up! Thanks for watching, Cheers
@@stagealphagarage agreed!
I have one of these in my garage in pieces, if you need parts an I have them em me.I would love to sell it off and get it out of my garage.
Yeah I may be interested in a few things. Send me a message shaker@stagealphagarage.com. Cheers :)
Hey got any jeep parts left?
Would love to have one of these
If you find yourself one there is a lot of support & parts out there for these. Thanks for watching :)
Cool👍👍
Thanks
Even has gauges still in the dashboard and it's encouraging the back is covered up.
Thanks for tuning in. I look forward to doing more work to this.
Fill it with fluids, strip down and clean the carb 👍
Will be doing that for sure, Just waiting for the massive snow pile to melt so I can get to the Willys again. I`m glad winter is coming to an end, Ugh snow.... Thanks for the comment and view. Cheers
@@stagealphagarage Stay safe there, no snow in London, UK 🇬🇧 but a broken motorbike (dropped inlet valve) in my garage. 👍I'm a retired mechanic 😁
I miss London & the UK so much. Was just there visiting family before this whole darn pandemic started & now very much looking forward to going back.
duh ,the one solenoidoperates the snow plow switch.
pretty good video. i would like to see it tuned and cleaned up a bit. no crazy rebuild, just back to running order.
Yes will be getting to it sometime between now & spring. I have to get my shop truck finished first (it should of went to the wrecking yard) but just cab corners & rockers to do now. I don't plan on restoring the Jeep to be show quality but I do want to get the mechanical and driveline done and just patch the body where needed. I like the old weathered look of it. Thanks for watching, Cheers
just wanted to mention something to you i mostly listen with headphones if i adjust volume to music can't hear you talk then adjust for speech then music comes on and almost blows headphones off my head might try adjusting so music and voice the same thanks
Will try to get that more evened out, I appreciate the feedback. I`ll make sure to listen through with my headphones on, I mean I should always use them when editing but sometime I do not. Cheers
that motor on the front that you called a winch ,sure looks like a snow plow hydraulic motor?
There are no hydraulic lines but I do agree with you its for some type of very simple electric powered hydraulic plow that just gets moved vertically.
Points need to be set once they are installed. PLease look it up
Will do, Cheers
Seems like everybody knows mortski. In the car world.
Haha, Yea he works on cool stuff. Thanks for the Subscribe & Comment. Cheers
Brutus.
Maybe the next clunker will run.
I don't think you can call that running and driving.
Well it wasn't a hamster making it move lol. Being it not insured, registered or inspected & then taking it on any public road here in Canada will result in fines & trouble.
weak battery
Yeah I got a 6V charger now so should not have that problem anymore. Once the snow clears up a bit here I`ll be able to get to the Willys. Thanks for watching :)
Horrible music