How To Rebuild A Willys Jeep In Under 4 Minutes

cool.....not sure id wanna go over 5mph with it though lol

LOL Yeah... That looked just a lil too easy to come apart.

And what about when that tub went back on the chassis... In no time it was running and driving away.... What about the steering hook ups and wiring and brakes, throttle hook ups.. that happen just way too fast.
No I wouldn't be very comfortable wheeling with that

Erg, sometimes I hate computers. I cant open the link at work, and at home my computer keeps freezing!

You have to remember, the willy's was used in world war 2.... They sometimes were dropped from planes packed into seperate boxes. Then the guys awaiting the shipment would need to put it together and get out of the area before enemy troops could get there..... But it would make me very nevous to drive one very far, or down a wash board road

least if it did fall apart you could put it back together easily.. kinda like lego's.. lol

That is very impressive, but two things are kind of fishy with it. One; When they take the radiator out, no coolant/water comes out. And when the radiator goes back in they add no water...

Two; fuel. In the willys the fuel tank is under the drivers seat. When they take the body off (or when they put it back on), they never (at least to me) disconnect or reconnect the fuel lines.

That's true too... I didn't think of the fluids either,. Where is the master cylinder? on the fire wall or in the frame rails

In2Trux wrote:

That's true too... I didn't think of the fluids either,. Where is the master cylinder? on the fire wall or in the frame rails

whoever said the thing even has brakes lol

I'm pretty sure the master cylinder is on the frame, so all they'd have to do is leave a hole in the floor for the pedal to stick up.