1943 Willys MB Restoration | Paint and Accessories Removal | ASMR

[@aldneypalone]

Congratulations I am from Brazil and I Love jeeps

[@michaelochampaugh9771]

This Military MB or GPW had been rebuilt within the past Ten years, It is the best looking Military Jeep I have Seen. This is not something I just got into , this is my Personal interest scenes 1965. They are doing a great job , This is a Cherry Pick vehicle .

[@davidking6172]

Looking good that is alot of work but you are getting it done nicely 👌 👍

[@AlsGarageRestorations]

Thanks! Needed a lot of patience on some of this work!

[@ShaunKjar]

I love this! I’m at the point where I need to remove paint and bondo from my ‘42 MB because the rust is getting worse underneath. I love the patina but feel like I’d better remove it and start over if I want to keep the thing alive. What are your thoughts on paint stripper? Why didn’t you use it?

[@nimeshvala1793]

Nice work 💪

[@sinkinpat]

Did you find hood numbers? It may have been easier to have had the body, fenders, hood, and grill sandblasted. Sure it costs some $. But time is money too.

[@AlsGarageRestorations]

I didn't find any numbers unfortunately. I have another video coming up where I dive into that. They had been stripped/removed prior to me searching for them. Definitely considering sandblasting in the future, assuming that process doesn't warp the panels. This is different than a later model car like a 60's Impala however, so I may be ok if I have the components blasted.

[@michaelochampaugh9771]

U.S. Forestry Surplus Markings Vehicle also at one time

[@insan134]

أهم شي طاعة ولي الامر يا اخوان هذي فتوى مفتي نجد الزنديق قدس سره🌹

[@normanwright281]

You are doing a super job I look forward to seeing the paint job ,keep it up

[@65cj55]

Hoo Rah !

[@altanasilvestri8483]

Much better without that ugly top.looks great now!

[@terrykyte1845]

INTERESTING but I would have sand blasted instead