PART 3 PLEASE!!! Would love to see how it turns out!👨‍🔧🗽🛴

Dont give up on her, you can buy the entire tub for that this very reasonably! I had a 62 Willis years ago, they are a real blast to cruise around in. Very capable off road too. Come to think about it, mine lost 2nd gear, I found a place in Fort Worth Texas that I carried my transmission in and took one off the shelf, 200 bucks!

I just wanted to say how much I am enjoying this video. Thank you for not scrapping the Jeep. Peace, Lou G.

Dude I love how you edit your videos. You edit out unnecessary tasks and keep everything moving smoothly. I wish more would do like that. Many KZfaqrs waste time talking and don't show the repairs being made. But you've really mastered this and I subscribed almost immediately! Keep up the good work!

Shes alive..i freaking love it..brings back memories when my dad used to bring home all the army jeeps and trucks from work when i was a kid..he used to work at the d.o.d in pedricktown nj then got transferred to fort dix when desert storm hit..thanks for the memories ..

Chris that jeep is SO COOL. I’m really glad you kept going with it, thanks from the UK!

Everybody loves the old jeeps!!

that would be a nice restoration project ! love that Jeep !

YESSSSSSSSSS!!! The Salty Tetanus Jeep (STJ-1) runs AWESOME!!! Great revival work! Some angle iron, square tubing, sheet metal & some stitches with the welder will make this a worthy member of the NNKH fleet - especially for towing all the rehabbed toys out to the river/lake during the upcoming summer season (I was shocked at how good a lot of the chassis metal looked through the floor!)! I, for one, love the jumping around because it keeps things interesting instead of predictable. Keep it coming, and I'd love to see this rig get street legit on the cheap!!! Cheers!!!

Absolutely one of the best test runs ever recorded! 😂 And the neighbours seems pretty cool. Not easily disturbed people as it seems. Great channel dude, recently subscribed and have been binge watching most of it since. See you in the next one. Cheers 🍻 👍

Dude that was such a good episode. I would love to see a part 3 with it opened up on the road or maybe a roadtrip to somewhere offroad! Keep up the excellent content 🇮🇪🤝🇺🇸

Thank you very much for these. I haven't twisted a wrench in years but this brings back pleasant memories of restoring cards ack in the 60's and 70's. He was a Navy recruiter and when out in the field visiting recruits he would keep a logbook and map of everything he spotted. We pulled out many 39 & 40 Fords and got them running in place. One memorable day was finding a 1937 Ford fastback that had set for 25+ years with trees growing up thru the engine compartment. Finally got it free and after a few hours he got it running and we actually drove it down the mountain for about 10 miles before trailering it. I still have flashback toi many cars we found when I get a sniff of 25 year old gas. Again...thank you for triggering some of those memories and allowing me to live vicariously thru you. If I lived close enough to you I would probably have plenty of grease under my fingernails giving you a hand. Keep up your drive...you have a real talent.

У тебя выходят офигенные выпуски! Ты такой хлам с колен поднимаешь...браво! Смотреть очень интересно,хотя я по английски ничего не понимаю.А языка и не надо,ты и так всё чётко показываешь!!! Молоток!!!

Dude! Your channel is taking off! I’ve been a subscriber since you had like 35 subs. Cool to see, I watch all your videos. You and I are a lot a like. Started watching you because I have a 1998 12 valve

That thing is a prime candidate for some crudely cut diamond plate floors

When you remove a diff or transmission plug, stick a small, powerful magnet on the base of the plug. That will catch much of the rust and other metallic crud before it does damage.

Amazing how it still runs after a hard life and decades of sitting outside. A testament to how well they were made. Great video Chris.

I was nearly excited as you were on the test drive. Crazy that it runs that well. You HAVE to continue this project. Sounds amazing.

Love it man!! I was raised in a junk yard back in the 70s. I am 57 now and still do the same stuff you do

Love it. Was in the Army in the 70's and we drove M 131A 1/4 tons. Great video. Thanks for the memories.

I just had time to come back and watch all of this. Thumbs UP for getting the old Jeep on the road Chris. Looks like Jen was not interested in going for a drive in this one LOL.. Well seeing how this is an old Willys Jeep and it is not dead yet. Maybe a name to consider would be "Die Hard Willy" or "Willy Die Hard" . Keep rambling man , I love your videos! 👍

Dude that was a gnarly test drive, I love it hahha Can’t wait to see more

Just found your site a month or 2 ago. Been binge your videos. Damn right its got some balls. My younger brother has a 67 (non-military afaik) crusty but 'passed' pa. state inspection. With all of the problems it was crusty but had a soft top. It was a fun drive.

I would love a jeep project like that, coming along nicely, I’m only a 1/3 in, but I like it so fare!

Truly enjoyable viewing. Love the seat and the built in storage...lol. Looking forward to part 3. Best wishes Chris.

I'm enjoying this jeep series. It would be cool in my opinion to see it return to its former glory, rebuilt to look military.

The jeep must live on! My favorite yet

Some of the coolest and most interesting video material I've seen in along time. Awesome. Now I want a willys

God bless your wonderful wife for dealing with rust and dirt ❤️ . No woman I’ve known ever totally accepted turning my driveway into a grease full of dirt and parts . I’m sure you do your best to keep everything as clean as possible as you do have a nice home . We are thankful when a girl understands how projects are dirty , time consuming and run up quite a bill $$ . My heart goes out to every one of them and gives me the inclination to work with them as their partner and make life tolerable , when cars and projects are involved . It’s clear to see , that 39 years sitting in an environment that causes rust from moisture did not treat this poor Jeep well . I thought my ‘73 CJ 5 raises flags , I’m NOT giving up on it , but if the side panels are salvageable with patch , then floors front and rear would be possible to a die hard jeep lover . My side panels were,too far gone , both floors toast . At least I’ve got a good cowl to attach new floors and side panels to . I just hope your chassis is still strong enough to repair . The engine crossmember looks wasted . There should be replacements available . I’m just dreaming up a repair as I would hate to see this Jeep die . I’m just passionate that way . I’d say your are to . A lot of folks would say to part it out . I say where there’s a will , there’s a way . Bottom line , you’ll decide where the future of this Jeep is . The chassis looks salvageable the tub might have half a chance with some love . Approach is key , restoration or repair . . I would say repair would get it looking not so bad . Can be done without spending what I did . A body tub is between $3000 - $4000 . Rather see it get sheet metal butt welded and flap disc sanded and looking good . I think the side panels have a chance but grinding and sanding will have the last word .The Jeep wants to live , but your it’s new owner . I respect that you keep it clean around your property and try very hard to coexist with the misses and the neighbors . I think that’s great . Wishing you luck and admiring your passion of cars , truck and all things that have a purpose . Glad I found your channel . Your passion and enthusiasm of machines is commendable . ❤️

Keep working on it. Great job of spontaneous engineering. Plywood floors would be good enough. Power enough for launching boats and backwoods. Don't forget completing the Chevelle. Even if you had a clone you would still have more projects than time.

" give her a little detail" I freaking fell out of my chair when I heard that LOL

That was an awesome video! I love to see old crusty relics brought back to life! When it’s no longer a death trap, you could call “The Dauntless Determinator”.

Well if the frame is good and it runs somebody would buy it and do something with it. Personally I would not put a lot of money or time into it. You have a lot of other better and more valuable projects in your yard. Thanks Chris and thumbs UP!! 👍

Your doing great on the jeep, brakes and sheet-metal and the tig welder, it will come out fantastic 👍🇬🇧

I would call it IVY. Because the gas tank hanging there looks like an IV, which this Jeep may very well have been used for medical or other needs while in service. I believe you honor those who have paid the ultimate price by giving your time and love to this Jeep. Well done!

Totally enjoyed watching over your shoulder as you prove.... “It ain’t over- till it’s over!” Well done, have fun and let’er run.

~PART 1: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/griqjceKxrKZYn0.html 0:00 Intro / Cleaning 07:41 Carb / Cooling System 13:54 Run With Aux Cooling 15:32 Side Tracked 16:56 Un-seize Clutch Pedal / Finish Cooling System 22:18 Pre Test Drive Checks 25:33 1st Drive 29:49 Road Test ` Thanks so much for watching and I hugely appreciate any channel support. Thank you! ~Merch and More NNKH @ linktr.ee/NoNonsenseKnowHow

So much fun watching your videos. Keep doing what you're doing!!!

Awsome jeep! I am part way through a 225 oddfire swap on my 56 willys wagon. Have not touched it in 5 years but this hives me some motivation.

Great job getting that jeep going! Love your videos! Ready for part 3..

I appreciate this channel so much. These videos are so good. So excited to see more on the uhaul too!!

Awesome video jeep is very cool always enjoying the vids the more you make the more I will watch!!

You gotta get this back on the road. Would love one of these.

Your capability to adapt and overcome is awsome, definetly my new favourite channel 👊🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Now that's Roadkill. 👨‍🔧

I love your videos!! They are entertaining and informative. Seeing you always find a creative solution to everything is awesome. Your content always has my attention from start to finish. Keep up the amazing work! Also I love how you have a small(ish) yard but keep it well organized.

That's an awesome jeep I'd love to have something like that

One really good thing about old Jeeps, whatever you need, somebody repops it, even complete bodies. I don't know about the Buick V6, but there are lots of parts for the flat head 4.

Awesome i been waiting for part 2..thanks Chris you never disappoint me in any of your videos..i enjoy watching and learning and it makes my day..👍🤙🤘🍻

You made my day. I’ve got a cobbled together 64 CJ5. That thing is sweet.

AFTER WATCHING YOU AND THAT JEEP, I HAVE MOVED YOU UP A NOTCH ON MY LIST OF SUPERHEROS RIGHT UNDER JOHN WICK!! AWESOME!!

I am impressed that you didn’t get pulled over 😂

I had a 69 jeep commando with a V6. Great engine!! If it's a 1965 it wouldn't be M38 or 38a, the last year they were made was 1952. It would be a M606 and they had a one piece wind shield .

I love watching videos like this.. I hope the part 3. Can't wait till it's done.

Really great watching this jeep series. Please continue working on this project!

Great! Loving this! I bet there’s plenty of parts out there.

That carbrater is amazing wow i have never seen anything like that

hey bro i love your content dude keep it going 👍❤❤

I care little for auto maintenance (Tacoma) but I like the channel, the road trips are fascinating and fun

Diamond plate dude! That is what you should rebuild the floor with . It will last forever I cannot remember what the name of the business is but in Denver Colorado there is a club that rebuilds ww2 vehicles and if you ever get stuck looking for parts that might be a direction to look in. The Dauntless Death trap sounds awesome I am glad you just ripped the cancer riddled floor out its all you can do really!

Amazing! Up until the startup, with no blowby as far as I could tell, it's actually worth saving. The old thing acts like it wants to run, so it's worth a full floorband brakes. I wouldn't recommend running the death trap around town. Somebody might get their panties in a bunch.

Chris, another awesome video! I would recommend keeping it and later restore if the frame is not rusted out.

Absolutely brilliant. Surprising how much fun you can have. Give her a new life. Total nostalga. More more , we want more!!!

The suspense for a pt 3 has nearly tore me asunder.

I'd like you to haul the Bass Dumpster to the River with the jeep now that would be a sick video old jeep old boat!

Hell yeah! Awesome video Chris! Glad to see old Jeep has new life with you. Can't wait for a Part 3 video on it.

Very rough Jeep but thanks for giving her a second life. I love the old Jeeps

Am I glad youtube recommended the CAT977 video now am hooked. Just finished this DDT video. I truly like your videos its like watching a movie. You just got a new subscriber.

I am a dauntless fan always wanted one appreciate what you're doing love your attitude just because of this I'm subscribing and liking

Corporal Crusty.

I have never giggled so much watching a wrenchin show! This is awesome! I would love to see you build the Dauntless Super Quad!

Part 3 for sure... work the mechanicals , keep it simple, minimalist, but KEEP THAT PATINA !!!!! 😊 👍👍👍

The old jeeps are so utilitarian they’re great! - My first thought on retrieving submit from the well was those old claws they used to move ice blocks, or logging claw, but how about some construction adhesive on the end of a broomstick? Let it set then yank it out🤔 be good to have extra well water for the apocalypse👍

I used to drive one of these on the farm when I was 12 years old. I wasn’t allowed to go past first gear. I can’t wait to see the project finished! What color will you paint it?

Ok, let me know what you think. Put a whole new tub on, tidy up everything to make it safe. True dual exhaust is a must have! But best yet, there's a bull gear overdrive you can install on the transfer case! You take the PTO cover off, put in the OD kit, and it comes with it's own shifter. It will work in all 3 gears, giving you a 6 speed, or really a 3x2 transmission! Then just daily driver that baby into history!

Just amazing, I can you not get hooked on your channel? For me this was an impossible job and a hip of trash but man you gave me a good kick in the butt and prove me wrong and now I enjoy to see this Jeep having a second chance running around. I cant wait for the next video. Many thanks and cheers

They dont make them like they use to......!!!!

Making great progress. I really enjoy your channel

Now you`re making miracles!, weakup dead bodys, even with Dialissis bag on his shoulder; Just said him " stand up - and walk ", so the Jeepenstein it`s alive again. Tanks genious, the happiness that brings to us, will be back for you ...🤖

That has to be the most Frankensteined M38A1 that I have seen to date!!! The green paint looks good underneath. Happy landings.

Just amazing seeing you bring the Jeep to life from the dead. AWESOME 👌

I just subscribed to your channel and I like to see how far you rebuild this old vehicles. Keep up the great work!!!! You give people inspiration to keep going on projects no matter how hard they seem.

Hello Chris, your videos are outstanding. I have enjoyed every one that I could find. The world is full of rude people. I say it’s your business . Do as you will. Keep up the great work. 😊

Glade the spark into fixing it after you drove it made you think twice looking forward for part 3!

This thing is Beautiful!!! I am a chemical engineer but I was run over on my 1957 Harley Panhead right at the beginning of the beer bug outrage and it has taken until now to recover and learn how to walk again. I decided I want to change careers to mobile welder/Fabricator and machinist. I have been putting together a metal fabrication shop and it is going well. I found a 72 inch metal brake and a vintage 100 year old lathe.....get in touch if you ever want to come out near King of Prussia and make some body panels or something...

Absolutely can’t believe how you do all this work! You are a genius

Isn't that Jeep just incredible. I love the DDT handle. I recall the days we mixed a bit with water in a squeegee bottle > Everyone gets out of the house and stayed out while one brave soul goes in and sprays from one distant corner all through the house up to the door. and recommences breathing after closing the door fully. We would return,( between twenty minutes to a couple of hours later ) to find no crawling creature nor winged bugger would be left alive to call it's cohorts. And we'd

Definitely need part 3!

'PHOENIX' like the ancient greek myth would be a good name. Like PHOENIX that jeep came out from the ashes after being dead so for so long. Thanks for your videos! Cheers

Great video I really enjoyed it, thanks for taking me along for the ride

Nice to have a setup like you have .All the tools and the shop

Love the videos dude! Just do you I like the switch ups keeps the videos more interesting and entertaining! Solid channel 🤝

Loved that you brought it back to life!

I'd love to see a part 3 on this rig! And I absolutely love your idea about running straight pipes out the back or dumps!

This is one of my favorite videos on this channel. Really shows the inherent resilience of an old American automobile.

I'm a newcomer to your posts but I've learned so much from you since I've been watching. I hope to start up again with your videos because you are just so great.🤩🤩🤩

Straight to the point love your vids, thumbs up

I have zero skill when it come to engines, rebuilds or restorations. But I love watching your videos!

NOT hoarding!! Big difference. You have accumulated a comprehensive set of useful parts and tools and you are a special kind of genius. Nice work.

Chris I would have seen all that rust and ran but that's what u do is surprise me all the time love the videos