Good to see you back out in the shop again that seems pretty familiar for me to see long live grandpa’s jeep

Nice update. It'll be interesting to hear if that flywheel can be saved.

Big thumbs up Stan and thanks for sharing this process of resurrection of Grampa's Jeep! We love it! Gratitude! Looking forward to your adventures.

Nice work

Fiber gear I new it was something. Are you going to check the bearings while it is out now is a good time if they are a little loose Jeep made 1under bearings if one could still get them. That oil hole as you say will help. Looking good. Paul

Cool Stan💪😎

Interesting how they made room for access to fuel pump bolt.

Good info on the oil squirters

Progressing very quickly, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

Progressing nicely!

Did you change anything to the oil pan or pickup to compensate for the extreme angles you guys are running at?

@Stan. Is the M38 frame the same material thickness as 3A frame? Other than the gun mount is there any additional frame bracing M38 vs 3A?

That looks like a lot of work Stan. After three years I finally got my old cj5 on the road again. Rebuild the 232 straight 6, the transmission and transfer case. She runs good. Looks like you're going to get Grandpas jeep fit for the trail again. Happy wrenching. 😊

Looks good. I would guess in the spirit of Granpa's Jeep that flywheel should cut and go back to work as-is 👍😁.

Stan, I see your upgrading to a winch. Did you find that Unicorn 6v winch or are you going to a 12v system?

Great tip!!

We aren’t going to recognize Grandpa’s Jeep when you are done. If stone chips are the best trophies, Grandpa’s Jeep belongs at the Olympics winning Gold!!!! Thanks for keeping us motivated to work on our own Jeeps❤

Love watching your videos , I thought Grampa's jeep was invincible, lol . Anyway, I have an out of context question. What type of gravel do you have in your yard? There are no footprints on it.

Amazingly tough vehicle!

Kamakazi jeep frame. Lol

"Here's a new thing I discovered..." Hilariously dry and understated as usual Stan. 🤣

People from Russia is viewing your channel

Looks like you have some grate help don't forget to install a new timing gears and chine that will wake the old gal up. Paul

Hi Stan ,I really enjoy your channel! Grandpa’s jeep is going to be great when you’re done! I have a 1977 cj5 that I have gone through from the frame up. It’s getting close to being completed. Good luck with your project and keep the videos coming! Ken

Stan your Jeep is the coolest and glad you actually use it! Love Grandpa’s Jeep!

Getting a bit done, motor looks great, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

Awesome progress! You are moovi'n right along. That sweet winch mount has really strengthened the front end of the new frame. Looking forward to Grampa's Jeep being better than ever, but still really close to stock. It'll be so nice and tight, you'll have to re-learn your driving HaHa!!

you may find when you add your winch that those crown front leaf springs will flatten out...this happened on our CJ3B when we added a 9500 amazon winch (about 65lbs).

This axe has been in our family for over 100 years. Handle was replaced 10 times, the head only 4 times.

do you know what caused the frame to break? Pure metal fatigue? Looks pretty dramatic!

Just a bit of maintenance to keep the ol’ gal running 😂. Cannot wait to watch the progress and finished project. Sending positive vibes from Canada.

Great video! Want a hand turning a wrench?

Loving the little videos on getting to know Grandpa’s Jeep. I was just looking for original seats for my CJ6 in Australia and it is impossible, thanks to your video I think I can make my own seeing how simple the design is. Thanks for sharing!!

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A mail Jeep the DJ5 has a full box frame construction and is an easy swap

Save that patina! Going To be interesting getting the new parts to line up with the original pieces. I have no doubt you will find the way.

Glad you’re getting it brought back for more riding enjoyment. I was on one of the Black Hills runs when you were here years ago. Hope to see you again out here.

Hey Stan! I live in Utah (Farmington) and have a pair of really solid 1948 CJ2A fenders that I don't have a use for! If you want them I'd love to donate them to the project so you can cut them up however you need to to patch yours up!

Great video, it’s great to see how much use Grandpa’s gets from snow to rocks and sand!

Do yourself a favor and convert it to 12 volt. I think you would be much happier. Winch would be stronger.

One of a kind, both the Man and the Machine ... "Legend" ... 🏆... inspiring Stan.

Awesome video, Stan. I wish I could have the honor of helping you swap everything over! I definitely owe ya for all the video entertainment you and your friends have provided the world over the last few years 😁👌. My 2a has a later type frame as well. There are a few slight differences as you know and will find, like the body mount bolts under the passenger seat area being different, and a few differences where the front fenders bolt to the frame around the shock mounts as I recall. Nothing that is difficult to fix obviously. Best wishes.

Great Stuff!!!!

the aluminum fins can also work in the opposite direction and direct heat to your carb from the exhaust manifold.

It's like a 'behind the scenes' insight into Grandpa's Jeep. Great project. Thanks for sharing the planned upgrades and repairs. Definitely preserve that 'patina.'

Watch out, you might want to cleaning up the old parts when you start bolting them to that nice looking frame.

Don't understand why that chassis is braking, after seeing how careful you drive it 😂😅 glad it hasn't let you down 😊 doing a great job, thanks for sharing, all the best to you and your loved ones

I’m glad to see you fixing these problems. Thanks Stan

Huge challenge, but if anyone can do it, it would be you