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Glad to see these old jeeps getting some off-road time not just sitting in a garage collecting dust between car shows 👍👍

I'm 70- taught myself how to drive when12- on a 49 Willy's - great vehicle!

my 5 year old daughter loves this video. it calms her down.

This is the slowest and calming 4wd video I've ever seen, but also one of the best!! A Willy may not be super fast or much horse power, and very basic, but that is what makes them great. Their gearing and ruggedness reminds me of a farm tractor put into a small 4wd vehicle with the Narrow and short wheel base. Then military style tire real does a great job.The tire design is effective for most terrain and seem to really tracks the Willy to find traction where most other vehicles couldn't find it. A Willy never gets stuck only slowed down by the imagination of the human driver.

Amazing that a old non-lifted jeep handles all that so easy. Great Driving!

Didn't anybody ever tell you that you need a lift, big tires and lockers to do that sort of thing? It's great seeing old jeeps used in the proper fashion. Keep up the good work!

There aint many 70yr+ vehicles that would take that sort of punishment. There aint many new ones either. WOW. With the greatest respect. From England.

Most of the WWII GIs had never even seen a 4WD vehicle of any kind before they joined the army. Imagine how dumbfounded they must have been to discover the capability of the Jeep!

I love all Jeeps but the old WWII era Jeeps are my favorite!

It’s Incredible to see what those old Willy’s Jeeps are capable of. 👍🏼👍🏼

Hey guys you have redeemed the word JEEP in my eyes!! I belong to a group of guys and we all collect military trucks etc, I have been off roading with this group a few times and there are a lot of JEEPS in this group mostly WWII and a few 151 series and after driving with these guys I had all but given up hope and could only wonder where the Jeep got such a reputation as a good off roader? We were on this up hill rocky trail it was a two track at best and wet and very rutted, when we got to the top the jeep guys were saying that they all had them locked into low range 4 wd to get through all that terrible nastiness, I am glad they didnt ask me what I was doing, I was in 3rd gear and never used 4 wd even once the entire weekend! Thanks to you guys and this video I see the JEEP is truly and off road capable vehicle! THANKS!!!!

Such an awesome video. Love the muffler trail repair lol. My favorite shot was the guy coming out of the tunnel with all the steam pouring out. Epic!

This such an awesome video! Thanks for posting this! It shows guts and glory to the original Jeep! Nice Job!!

Some excellent and fearless off-roading skills. You my friend along with the Jeep are conquerors; especially through the culvert and subsequent boulder climb.

Those jeeps are bad ass military grade nice video

I love those WWII jeeps I was a WWII reenactor when I was younger I got my first one at 17 in 1993, I built in my friends garage & HS auto shop. I took it to all the 50th anniversarys D-Day, Battle of the bulge at FIG ect... I loved that old flathead 4. Hell I even got to drive it onto & off of a landing craft I was never more proud of a vehicle than I was of that old jeep. I took her to all the local parades car shows MVP military vehicles shows living history events, & then came marriage, kids & divorce, but I can always thank God for great memories... Keep enjoying those old jeeps! I love seeing them doing what they were built for, not just being trailer queens, those are trail queens!!!🇺🇸

It’s Amazing to me that a stock Willy’s jeep that was built back in the 40s with those skinny cookie cutter tires can tackle so steep terrain without even straining. By the way that was some awesome driving in there that last clip was on believable, and I like the one going into the culvert pipe to that was pretty awesome. So keep on making the awesome videos thank you!

I love how the cheap and extremely basic Willys Jeeps were so much more capable off road than the newer high powered, technologically advanced off-roaders we have today. :D

Finally! Someone in a Jeep that can actually drive.

Awesome video guys! Great to see you out there wheeling those classic rigs! Makes me wanna head back over to the Badlands too, lol.

Now thats a real offroad machine...no traction control, no hill descent control, etc. its amazing how capable they are especially with open diffs

Great video showing how capable these old boys are. I have a 51; love it.

This was so awesome. You guys are crazy and really good at the same time in those old Jeep's. Great video.

Amazing Willy's . They look the part and do the part! Commendable job guys!

I have owned 7 Jeeps through out my life (AMC and Chrysler) and am in the middle of buying a 1950's Willys. I don't care how rough the ride, I would rather walk then drive anything other than a Jeep.

Great to see the Willy's in action, they are amazing, I had a CJ in the 80's that was tough but nothing stops those W's! great offroad driving, not easy with no power steering!

I wish Jeep would offer a small bare bones truck like that. The Wrangler is way over priced. No way I would bash it off road.

I am impressed. Hard to think this would be done AND enjoyed. Hats off to all the Willys Jeeps.

I got my Jeep Willy with 1.8 engine and transfer for off-road , that baby has never let me down people should respect the willy

this guys illustrates what and how the old one outperform the new with out all the upgrades require to do what they did with a stock jeep, good job and excellent gran pa driver!!!! thumbs up

I loved every second of this video. Really made me miss our '52.

Guys like "i cant do that", jeep just walks right up it.

such a cool video worth every minute to watch . thank you

These Jeeps and the video itself simply ROCKS! 👍💪 Jeep - there's only one!!!

Some quality driving there. Well planned routes, steady and controlled. Too many 4x4 drivers rely on power alone, needlessly spinning wheels, ripping up trails and damaging their vehicles.

Awesome driving Seen many a newer that wouldn't try that last climb,audio was just fine rather hear reality.

This is why I love my Jeep.

I wonder if Paton would be a fan of the purple jeep?

Better then any jeep built to day to bad they don’t still make them. I was stationed in Darmstadt Germany 1960/63 and got to drive them in the field they were awesome

Man are these old flat fenders tough rides!! Glad to see them out there doing what they were intended to do! There’s plenty of weekends for them to sit at some parking lot in a show…run what ya brung!

That was badass I had a 45 jeep that could drive though anything .

Watching from Brazil, great video. :-)

Great video! You guys did some extreme “non - trails” and made trails of them. I love off-roading.

climb at the end was impressive!

That is one badass jeep! Great driver too!

I really love the sweet mellifluous smooth sound of American Willys Hurricane 2.2liter 4 cylinder Petrol Engine.

I love seeing an old jeep work. Perfect

I’m only about 40 miles from Attica love this place it’s always a good time

I had a 43 Ford MB and a 53 Willy man I miss them. Loved my 43 that thing would go anywhere we loaded it up with 6-7 guys hanging on the rear bumpers when we drove in and out of our hunting spots bad ass jeep

Love this.. these are true jeeps

Willy Jeep is the best motor ever till now....nice video...

Wow clapping for him its called skilled driver.. but I say he is a Pilate off air craft..👍👍👍 i salute you brother.. Love you from india..

I'm amazed where these jeeps will go , very cool

Awesome driving/crawling skills.

Nice driving!! Excellent vid.

I just traded my 78cj for a 89 F250 with an IDI, So I'm now looking for a beater flat fender I miss my old flat fender! great video!

Those Willy’s are so cute. I like the green one with the ragg top.

I had the Ford model until my dad took it from me because first started clicking and said I broke it hot rodding it. The damn thing could barley do 50 mph. After he didn't let me fix it he traded it for a old stick miller that he still to this day has never used 😂😂 god I love that old man

Great video & killer jeeps

Just shows how damn good these little things were and as shown, still are.

This was amazing! Wish there were more Willy's enthusiasts here in Utah

nice jeep! and a super video. Thanks for sharing

Good video them army jeeps are impressive.

That sure was fun to watch. These things cost so much to buy here in the UK we cant afford to smash them to bits like this. Although they were driven like this and harder when they were new, the parts cost too much these days.

You got my vote

OMG......Those Jeeps are awesome!

And to think that I got paid to do that back in the late 60's and all we had were 4 cylinder engines.

Rick PeWe and Dave Friebruger would love this video.

The jeep willys are so cool!

Amazing how rugged and capable these old jeeps are.

What engine are you running in those? I’m about to get an old willys for the exact same reason but I want to swap the engine for the R2.8 Cummins diesel crate engine. What do you think?

Amazed at how a classic Jeep can climb with small narrow wheels and not even a large body lift too. Today huge wheels and crazy body lifts probably can’t do what I see in this video.

Simply Speechless...

Impressive to see what the old military willys could do.

Man what an amazing 4x4 for it time..

I love this old jeep,it is netter then the new version off road jeep,the thin tyre is very helpful on off road

which jeep today would be best to compare with the original willys? would it be a wrangler sport, with stick shift and no upgrades? i ask because i assume all jeeps built today are better off roading than the original, but if you wanted to best simulate the original, i`m assuming it would be the cheapest strip down model available today

I feel like Lotus’ little mantra can describe these Jeeps pretty well. “Simplify, add lightness”

1/4 tons, ya gotta love em.

Such superior vehicles !!!

I’m getting my hands on mine in a few months. Fully restored to the original for incredibly cheap. It’s a shame more people chose to go Gurkha, Thar, FJ Cruiser or Land Cruiser route instead of here. The M151 is an absolute beast of a machine.

That was absolutely amazing!! Please tell me are those actual MBs? My TJ has a hard time doing what you just did lol

Fuck yeah! Drive them just like our boys were driving in country 70+ year ago. Balls to the wall!

If a 1942 restored/maintained jeep leaves you dumbfound in 2017, imagine the kind of havoc it would have created way back ...

I love how its a compact go anywhere do anything machine.

Man you gotta love those flat fenders

Love those old Willys .. Just pray you dont roll it!

Amazing video. Are these jeeps are using original parts or any other modifications are made??😅😅

Love those jeeps

a real jeep fan, also like's to work on his pride, so this is actually double pleasure

The Flat Fender Willy's and the early short CJ5's were unstoppable, After that they all seem to need big tyres and lift kits. there is something special about the older models,

The muffler took a beating!

Been looking for a 40s military jeep for about 2 years, and here these guys are slamming two of them into rocks.

🖒💪a que bravos son esos jeep's viejitos 🖒🖒 en lo ultimo del video es una trepada muy brusca ¡¡ pero el jeep se la trago muy bien!!! Clacico¡¡

I wish I had one I love jeeps and old ww2 stuff like the jeeps and stuff like that

A little older than my 53 m-38a1 Willy’s and beautiful! I just hope they add a roll bar/cage before they flip one. Not sure what year Jeep added the factory bars but they are a bare minimum for a roofless off-road vehicle in my mind.

I want to visit here with a group one day. I guess we will see next year. Still got a lot of work to do to my jeep.

Jeep classic company sud manufacture more of these love it don wanna lose them pls

Wow!! Great job and great driving!!! It just goes to show you don’t need to spend a fortune over compensating to make them capable! The aftermarket industry would take a hit If the guy driving the jeep military jeep with the top up taught off road classes...