SAVE THE WILLYS!! 1956 Willys Wagon to Overlanding Vehicle.

Working to restore this rusty Willys Station Wagon I found rotting in the woods. This is part one that was filmed over a few different days. In this video I try to free the stuck motor and then prepare to remove the engine to rebuild it. I have no experience with any of this so any tips will be appreciated.

[@alanlitchfield8916]

Hi mate love these old willys im new tour program looking forward to see what you do just little comment please all your bolts in a box so ya dont lose any im in england good on ya mate looking forward to this

[@rodolfobarros7628]

Perfect! You've already earned points because you didn't think of starting that engine!
Because everyone on the internet has the bad habit of starting engines that have been idle for years!
They don't know that starting an engine that has been idle for years only ruins the engine!
That's it!
Let's go on!

[@RolliesGarage]

I couldn't agree more!!!!

[@douglaskiker1344]

A+ in effort. That’s a pretty ambitious undertaking. Good for you. No such thing as failure. It’s just that some lessons are more expensive than others. Good luck. Love the old Willys.

[@RolliesGarage]

Like the Johnny Cash song says "one piece at a time".

[@andykirkendall8285]

@KaiserWillys you can find parts for your project

[@RolliesGarage]

I have been ordering some stuff from them and Jeepsterman.

[@georgesmith7782]

Remove plow....amen

[@RolliesGarage]

The front end looks too good to be covered up by a plow

[@georgesmith7782]

Yes restromod

[@RolliesGarage]

That's the overall goal.

[@phillipbremer7715]

yep one worse engines it in thier i know run what you well brought well i would just saying ford 300 or 350 either would be good more current both supported lots parts etc

[@RolliesGarage]

Those are really good options.