I've got a '49 and still take her out. I've always wanted a WWII MB, but I'm pretty lucky and grateful for what I have. Begers can't be choosers!

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hi there another good walk around , thanks , best to all john

hi there real nice walk around , thanks . best to all john

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Whats a ‘Gobione’? Looks like a Gladiator

So cool! What a gem... loved the intro in the video, thanks for sharing! I have a 1986 Grand Wagoneer I'm in the middle of restoring, can't wait till it's finished next year. I subscribed and liked the video right before you asked us viewers to! Rock on -Garrett

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As a child I rode in one that my father owned. It was bumpy, loud and hot as he'll in the summer but was great in the winter and never got stuck.

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I had a 72 Commando. Mine had the 304 with power steering and auto trans. The top came off when I bought it and went back on when I sold it.

Oh no why would you miss treat that old jeep so sad

Goodness! Are all those yours? One heck of a collection! What is the military model at 0:23 with the grille sorta Jeepster in appearance?

Thank you for posting the video and responding to my earlier comment and yes I get nervous to when making a video, no offense intended and thank you very much for your effort!

FC stands for forward control not forward cab, it says it on the cab emblem!

I haven't seen thjose tires since I left Canada 54 years ago. In my day they were either Firestone or BFG " Mud And Snow " tires !

Mean Machine.

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Cw mcall moment

You should do a ZJ, WJ, WK and WK2 comparison ! Which is a continuation of these 4 Jeeps

Great video! Thanks for posting

I had a 1966 CJ5 that had the 2/3-1/3 split bench seat.

I would be smiling too. Driving a Golden Eagle!

Thats a nice one. Mine are a little rougher 😊

The first truck had bigger tires which gives it a disadvantage.

Nice and clean CJ8. Congrats!

Wait a second? They continued making the CJ 5 wall the CJ7 was being made?

I’m looking at a ‘78 CJ7 3 speed manual with the 304 that supposedly runs great with no real issues and it is sharp outside paint starting to fade some but not sure if it’s value. They are asking 8k but I don’t know how to find all the specifics on it as I don’t know how or where to get any info from the 13 digit VIN. Any suggestions on how to or at least identify what package and trim it is from factory?

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Getting it!

Wow. My Corolla could do that.

*it's a jku *turns back around

Cant drive a golden eagke without daisy dukes......male or female....its a rule.

I truthfully never seen an angry person wheeling an Jeep

I bet, if you had a good stick, you could walk up that more quickly and easily. 😜😜😜

I had an ‘81 CJ-5, my favorite car of all time. I lost interest in Jeeps when American Motors died. Now they’re not jeeps, they’re just Chryslers.

odd how the GVWR is so high on it and the load capacity is equal to its own weight with those axle it has lol and drum brakes hah. they had duelly versions too

What a beautiful looking old school Jeep truck. :) No school like the old school.

Love it… My father had a 1994 Jeep Cherokee when I was 3 and I still rembember like it was today. Unfortunately I can't buy one in Spain due to environmental laws 😢

Is there any way to identify a golden eagle Cherokee by the outside? Other than decals I bought a 1979 Cherokee chief yesterday that has had a rattle can paint job and was hoping y'all would have an idea

Where i Can get one ?

In Brazil, we had the Willys Overland version until 1975, when it was taken over by Ford and the engine was replaced by a 4-cylinder. Many enthusiasts kept this version to use on 4x4 trails. Original versions remained in the hands of purists, as was my case. Mine is a civilian with a military body, which was replaced at some point before I acquired it. I'm sorry for my English, but it's because of Google Translate. brasilian hugs. Thank you for sharing your beautiful specimens.

Look like there was an Willy’s truck there also, great find

I rode many miles in my dad's 65 FC-150. If I were to ever restore a Jeep it would be that one. He too used it for plowing snow, must have been a good plow truck back in the day.

Nice!

This vehicle is really cool when they’re in good shape. Be good to restore it.