you have spline caps on both front and rear?

Great jeep thank you

I know theses jeep are not made to be driven on rocks

Je veux une voiture comme celle ci 😢

Tell me about your spring shackles? You got any lockers in your front or rear?

Shaken not stirred, the name is Gus, just Gus. Gus is a rock star! Nice 2A, they are the best.

Thanks. This one is pretty old. The more recent ones are better.

Great video!

Tyre size?

Nice jeep 🚙

ONLY IN WILLYS..

Time for a Petronix ignition.

KEREEEEN.

I found this place on google a few days ago and hit up a cousin that lives in the area to go when i get my jeep up and running. Was hoping I wasnt scheduling a lame trip for us but this is actually above my expectations. Thanks for sharing

What leaf springs do you have?

You have some good wheelin’’ down there in Texas Rick. Thanks for the ride along.

Lower gears would help, but not sure about the strength of the axles with the intense leverage of those 34inch tires, years ago i had a 1977 chevy 1 ton van with a pathfinder 4x4 conversion and after lifting it about 8 inches, i was able to fit these exact size tires on it, they give incredible traction were you need it and people can hear you coming a 1/4mile away, but driving them on the street wore them down in no time especialy when i drove fast and was hard on the brakes, but it was worth it, i even drove it to montana from california and back by way of washington state, i miss those days, but i digress.......................

Looking Good!

Great video, thank you and the film crew

That cowbell would get old in a hurry.

Are you using oem 4.5x16 wheels? Or are they wider?

greetings from Chile. a query, what brands of tires are they and what measurements are they? Thank you👋👋😎

Cool little jeep you have

Hey I have a 47 willys jeep with a stock engine. Wanted to put some bigger tiers on it needed some advice

Great video Rick!! I felt like I was there with out tearing up my jeep. ;)

Saludos desde Chile, exelente aventura por compartir🤗👋👋

Great job guys , that’s sure is some good times 😉👍🏼

Nice little adventure 😉👍👍🇺🇸

That’s some great videography. Beautiful landscape!!

Great Video!

Thanks for the vid, Rick. Kicking myself for not going.

That's awesome!

Good Nice 👏👏👍

Old Gus did great , nice video 👍🏼

@ 7:04 watching the tread is mesmerizing

Are those rear locking hubs??!?!?

Love your CJ2a, would it be possible to make a video about the modifications on your Willys, mainly your steering and disc brake set up. I’m interested in how you installed the steering shaft using the stock column and how you navigated around the exhaust and the year Saginaw box you used. Thanks

man! coolest tyres i have seen since my olds 750/16!!! how do you steering to left and right without touch the chassis? Here i was using willys pickup truck axles with 265/85R16 tyres to keeping turning well. very nice! next itens in my x-mas list...

Where did you find the transfer case skid plate? Ive been searching for one like yours.

Just gotta say, this is my favorite jeep on KZbin. I daily a 2004 tj se around Monterey. I really want a CJ2a. I'm on the hunt and your's is my inspiration.

I like the 9 inch wide tires !

Nice..😎

The more I see these older jeeps, the more I like them.

I love vintage Willy's flat fender Jeep's on the pickeland wipeout hill

Rick, your a brave guy to let someone else drive your jeep! It almost rolled :0)

Did I see rear locking hubs??

I can’t watch your videos anymore because of that little kid driving , it’s dumb

Just bought a 1950 cj3a near Azle. When I get it checked out I’ll have to head up that way.

friend told me they are awesome on everything but long trips for obvious reasons but Slushy roads after a snow storm i was told they follow the slush when its a couple inches deep even at 40mph

Nice Jeep and great video- have 2 questions. First what kind of canvas top you have . Second question why you took out leaves from your black diamond lift . Thank you