I just got my Kaiser Willys order today, thanks again for the discount code, every little bit helps. I love my 54 m38a1, but i still intend to find a wwll jeep, because both my grandpa's served 4 year's in wwll. I heard a lot of stories, and some were pretty bad. My one grandpa was a medic, and he saw some really bad injuries. I've always wanted an old jeep, had a real nice one that was a mid 80' s, but it wasn't like having the m38a1 24 volt jeep I'm restoring now. Once you have one of these old jeeps, you kinda get hooked. I had a 66 impala ss convertible back in 07, but had to sell it because of an accident that kept me from working for almost a year, and bill's have to be paid. I didn't really feel that bad about it, although i had a lot of time and money in restoring it. The good thing about these jeeps, is the parts are cheaper, and not as much work is involved to restore them. This six wheel jeep is pretty cool, a lot of work went into building it, but it looks good, and i bet it's fun to drive. G-d bless.

I saw this at the show. It is a really interesting piece of engineering!

for a second I thought my double vision kicked in. Beautiful piece of work.

By the time this year's event was over those six wheels were coming in pretty handy.

Great interview!!!!

That is awesome and something iv always wanted to build only with a hard top.

Awesome job on this rig!! 👍🐺🧙‍♂️🦊🤙

Such a cool Jeep, I’d love to do a kubota conversion .thanks for the video

That is awesome! I would love to have one of those.

Willys actually made about 13 6wd jeeps during WW2.

Cool video! Could you please tell me how to find the diesel willys group you were talking about?

Ok, where did the red t ruck disappear too?