yes the joints are all lead and wiped with mole skins

Is it still under factory warranty?

Y abajo???

What chemicals are used to do this?

I appreciate all the effort that it takes to bring these videos to fruition. I will be here when you upload again because I just love watching the unmasking of rust and good or bad bodywork. 👍

Ohhh! Myyy!! GOD!!! ITS DIIIIPPPP!!!!

Brings back memories of our '69 Westfalia camper we spent months in 1974 touring US and Canada for our honeymoon. Loved that bus.

The only Jeep that wasn't crap. And yeah, AMC jeeps were already garbage

I'd love to see this car completely finished as well as each process it goes through to that point. Thanks for the video, l am quite interested in restoration of cars, and other things and at 72 years young l've seen many old classics on the road in Australia. My brother had a 1962 Rambler Classic, green with white roof. I loved that car. He used to call it his "Yank Tank".

Great channel. Really enjoy watching your content on YT & FB. I'm currently restoring a 1942 Universal Bren Gun Carrier & I'm considering all options on what's best to strip the Hull back to bare metal? My only concern with dipping is the effects of the acid soaking in between some of the framework! Historically it'd be a shot blasting route but technology & techniques change.

I wish we could see the bottom after everything. There was quite a bit of rust there.

Toxicity is the best song ever

Holy acid bath Batman🦇 that came out bee-U-teeful 😮

Thanks ! I always enjoy a good dip !

Pressure washing all the hippie sex and drugs out of the inside 😂😂😂

Turned head too much i had to turn video off

And you can buy a stainless jeep from Pi every day

couple of questions if you don't mind? 1) Is the Alkaline bath kept at high temperature, and gives of steam, or is that some manner of chemical vapor we see? 2) I notice the ropes you use are never effected by either the alkaline, or acid bath. *I know not all acids work the same, but, do the ropes get eaten away and are replaced? TIA

I cant believe this is a days process the place i use in slc they boil the cars under pressure i think 16 or 19 psi in caustic soda takes like 2 hrs

Setup some lights on the floor pointing upward and your underbelly recordings will be better.

Anyone else think of the shoe being Dipped in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

How does the acid not eat the ropes?

Really glad to see the underside condition- it might be a pain to film but we really appreciate the complete views......👍 Sez the guy from Salty Roads Michigan!!

Do you ever get to see them once fully restored?

Very Nice work

Do you have to capture all that runoff? How do you deal with it?

Kkkkkkkk

I remember as a little boy, my dad had a 5gal bucket of some kind of parts cleaner with a one of a kind, thick smell. I would watch him put a super filthy, greasy quadra-jet in the basket and sink it down in the black chemical. The next morning he would raise the basket out of the chemical and the carburetor would look absolutely brand new! Very shiny and clean! This was back in the late 60's to mid 70's and I can't remember what that stuff was called, but I can definitely remember the smell! Kinda like Creosote, with a heavy, thick smell!

Where’s the front fenders, hood, windshield frame, grill etc?

That Willys looks great,

That body is in great shape, back 50 years a years ago a friend's dad would build those from scratch, they looked like new.

It's the smallest American vehicle I've ever seen. It's tiny...

What did the bottom look like?

All those welds you pointed out are factory.

Those calls I don’t get any more I don’t answer them, so they stopped calling

1941 Willy,s is what I learned to drive in 1969 at 12 years old great little truck

How about showing us how you handle panels like doors, hoods etc.? All we see are the main body / frame assemblies. Do people not have you tank those parts?

I really like watching your videos

I bet some people would be interested in a bit of a cheaper service by just having the bottoms dipped requiring much less solvents.. the full tank could act as storage for shallow tank when not in use by using a pump & valve? could also act as a preliminary dip before doing a full dip to keep the full tank cleaner? I also heard about someone do hot dip galvanizing.. I guess people don't call asking for these things otherwise you would probably already offer the services..

In his retirement my dad bought an old Willy's that was in excellent condition. He stripped it down to the bolts, rebuilt the drive train, and then got a bargain on some really bright construction-orange epoxy paint (left over from a job). You could find that jeep in the woods from nearly a mile away, and he got constant cash offers to buy it.

Hi Trevor, Willys was the name of the manufacturer. It’s pronounced Willis like in “Whatchoo talkin about, Willis?” But your work is incredible and stripping back the years of paint and filler so that each of these can be lovingly restored and enjoyed in a different context is admirable. Thank you!

I always wanted to own one of these but that dream has long gone. It’s an iconic design built for functionality over aesthetic. I loved the simplicity.

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That's the cleanest example I've ever seen.

That’s a reproduction tub.

I had similar problems with recording. Bought a couple of cameras to use for recording! Just an idea.

awesome Trevor

It's unbelievable that you are using a phone while doing all this. nice going

Awesome

seems like you always do the body of the cars. I assume you're doing the doors, hood, truck at the same time?