Buying a Military Vehicle for Only $1,000

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[@ThomasWBaldwin]

the steering wheels were HUGE in the old ones.

[@SPQRIUS]

ya know I got that S10. I don't have the know how on how to fix it, maybe I should give it away to someone who will love and restore it. Anyone know how I might go about that?

[@REAPERLIFE-ky6xs]

❤

Meant to be toys for big boys or garage trophy's, yep they can kill you just like a 2, 3 or 4 wheeler can playing too rough.. Neighbor is a collector and has 4 different ones completely restored to military era condition along with a couple trucks and a Sherman tank.. He goes to a few car shows every year with a Jeep and the couple reenactments every year in Northeast Ohio. but everything is flat bedded so no road miles on them anymore..

[@lucillelheureux9507]

Was a mechanic in the Canadian Army 4 decades ago. Vehicles had basic drive trains without all the electronic garbage you see today. Good video Scotty!

[@jeremyshearer3885]

In Philippines they still make the ww2 jeep design as kits and replacement parts because at the end of world 2 the United States left behind 1000’s of these because it was cheaper then bringing them back and this actually was good for the local population as it help people get back on their feet with transportation needs and so this jeep has become a icon to a Philippines people it has become a part of their culture

[@floridaman7]

Are they right or left hand drive

[@davidlaymance5036]

They did that with tanks iirc but sunk em

[@Richard-or2km]

They also left behind equipment in Afghanistan, but that's a different story.

[@jeffroberts760]

Very cool story, didn’t know that, thanks for sharing

[@jeremyshearer3885]

@@floridaman7 left just like a lot of cars in the us

[@MarkSmith-js2pu]

After all the modern cars Scotty has reviewed, this one may be my favorite. Simple, but beautiful Jeep.

[@REAPERLIFE-ky6xs]

sweet Jeep before they became junk

[@LiquidWrench2]

Ahh… back in the good old days when things were simple. Love them old jeeps. Happy New Year Scotty 🎉

[@brunobandiera2062]

Nicely restored Jeep ! That AMC 258 engine will run forever, plenty of torque. Back in the 70's I worked at AMC/Jeep Canada's West Coast parts depot, we were still shipping M38 and earlier model parts to military bases in Western Canada, including 24-volt electrical stuff, shielded waterproof spark plug wire sets, even frames !

[@Patty-qh3lm]

Bring back a simple truck with no gadgets to break.

[@williamjohnson7963]

AMEN!

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

This is when they made Jeep, old school and the straight 6 cylinder 258 was very reliable and tough engines

[@davey5586]

My 73 AM General Postal Jeep had a 232 six with over 500K on it when I sold it. That guy still drives it.

[@mgxmaddguiness7066]

My 98 4.0 still runs well owned almost 27 years.

[@Vincent-ke5zn]

@mgxmaddguiness7066 great Jeep, I would keep it if I were you 😜

[@levyoliver5363]

They also use the 258 6 cylinder engines in the mid 1970s Half ton International Harvester pickup trucks 1110 series and the Scout 11s

[@Imnotyourdoormat]

*_When I was a kid you could buy a brand new U.S. ARMY Jeep encased in Cosmoline in a crate at the ARMY/NAVY store for 500 bucks. The drum of Cosmoline Release Agent cost X-tra. And it took about a month to rinse all that ... "goo" off of em. Stuff looked like dirty Vasoline and smelled worse. But it wasn't as bad as handling ARMY "Waterproofing Agent" that was laced with Asbestos. (yikes) ... A shiny new VW Beetle at that time cost $1,399.00_*

[@bcgrittner]

I’m retired from our fire department. We have a 1954 Jeep CJ-3B. That’s the first year of the overhead valve engine. I took that old Jeep where angels feared to tread on grass fire calls. It’s retired now. I fear that most of the youngsters on the department can’t drive a manual transmission anyway. We now have a modern vehicle for grass fires. It’s much safer and more comfortable. Long live the CJ.

[@nicmainville9954]

You can't expect the younger generations to know what their elders refuse to teach them.

[@mikewithers299]

Love the original Willies jeeps. Had a 1955 CJ 5 I bought from a friend. That ole girl drove thru lots of mud and ponds when I was in my 20's. Sure do miss her.

[@timblack6422]

My 65 is a former fire dept grass/cornfield fire rig

[@christophersonkellyann]

I'm glad you made this video it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $34k monthly and a good daughter full of love..

[@TheRoadGlideRider]

I love ❤️ my 2001 Jeep Wrangler. It has a 4.0 Lt Straight Six with a 5 Speed Manual (It’s a GenZ Anti-Theft Device).

[@c.j.deyoungiii2704]

I had a ‘77 and ‘86! When I was a teenager. The ‘77 had the V8 in it. I could still climb into the engine compartment to work it. Miss the ‘77!!!

[@Litauen-yg9ut]

When I was a kid, a Jeep Renegade was a CJ-5, the Golden Eagle and the Laredo were CJ-7s...

[@Turdafonzanoon]

My dad had a 1979 cj5 golden eagle

[@xerxes1245]

This is when jeeps were reliable and bulletproof. The new ones are junk now

[@destroyerlord5161]

There is things you can do to bulletproof jeeps made now. Do some research Jeep today can get 300,000 miles

[@timblack6422]

I’ve had two 79s - a CJ5 and a CJ7. Both had 304s - loved em. Currently have a 65 CJ5A with the 140 inline 4, 3 on the tree. don’t need the power anymore but she does fine

[@anthonyromano5420]

Incredible. Everything you need and nothing you don’t. Every man’s dream.

[@petes9878]

Similar look like the '73 CJ5 I bought new for only about 4500 bucks with 'extra heavy' suspension. Heavy and stiff enough that the welds which attached the horn support to the 'under the hood' side of the fender, broke from metal fatigue, caused by vibration. Mine had a 3-speed manual and a V-8, ran like a bat out of hell.

[@harrymills2770]

I just love seeing those old, inline 6s. You can get to everything. The head is heavier, because there's just one head. Maybe in that Jeep compartment, the last plug next to the firewall is a little hard to get to. But the old Jeeps, the old Ford F100s, the old Chevies, ... If you can get one of those old straight 6s, you're just one re-build away from a lifetime of use, if you maintain it well, and don't drive it like it's a dragster. They have great low-end torque, 1st is closer to what 3rd would be in any other vehicle, and you don't have to race it to make it to the next gear, even though the next gear is a long way away from the gear before it. I think there's going to be an explosion in the number of people refurbishing older vehicles. I think the new-old parts market might just spark hundreds of small parts manufacturers here in the States. OK, I hope.

[@EvzenKovar-i5p]

When I was young, I had a ‘70 CJ5 with the Dauntless 225 V6. Oil bath air filtration. 3-speed transmission. That thing was a beast. Would go anywhere, but no faster than 60mph.

[@MrBowser2012]

That’s a sweet rig! I’ve got an 87 CUCV that’s in decent shape. I’d love to do this kind of restoration to it.

[@Sean2002FU]

Those old jeeps are hard to beat! as a hobby mechanic I swapped a 258 inline 6 in 8 hours flat! ...they run forever!

[@Biggesthammershop]

Best video and best vehicle I think you’ve ever had on your channel there Scotty.

[@bernardmacarius2635]

That is the trend now Scotty. Going down south or out west and picking the bone yards or just cruising around finding those cars from the 70s. Even if they are not running its fine. You can buy rebuilt motors or have rebuilt and get rebuilt tranny etc. Get a car back toexcellent condition for 12 to15K. Proper maintanance and go forever. My cousin had a Ford Falcon and I swear we beat the hell out of that car. Just changed oil, kept fluids topped off and checked rubber, hoses, tires etc. It lasted years and years. No A.C but who gives a darn. I sweat more driving my newer car praying something major does not go wrong. I can not fix many of the new crap on cars. Old one, just need to find my old tools. Timing light etc.

[@SanxxChevalier]

Happy new year SCOTTY!

[@robertscott5520]

Some folks that live in Tennessee have some very nice 1990-2000 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 Extra-cab pickups with no rust.

[@bloodypirategutszero8899]

❤ I’d love to get one of these older Jeeps. I like the Jeep I have now but it’s just not OG Jeep

[@rolandsingh]

Love, that Genuine 1979 Jeep! ❤ Simplicity, itself, no 'electronic nannies' and built, solid! 🇺🇸 Roland Singh, Canada 🇨🇦

[@Universialskeptic]

My brother and I back in the late 1970's bought a 1962 Jeep CJ-3B from a guy that modified with 11 leaf springs in the front and 14 leaves in the rear springs and lock out front wheel drive. It had the 4 cylinder F head motor with the knock out in the hood for snorkeling and, it had 15 forward gears and 5 reverses. It sat about 30 inches off the ground with all the leaves in the springs and in 1st gear, under drive , low range you could probably craw fester that it would go , but it was all torque. Lots of fun. named it the "Urban Gorilla,"with a gorilla painted each side decked out with helmet, bandoleer and AR -15 with Bamboo lettering.

[@johnnyfreedom3437]

Back in the 1960s my friend's father had an old Willys Jeep that he managed to get an 8-cylinder engine into! And yes the thing was hot!

[@duckhunt1058]

Having rebuilt two Jeeps myself one is a 42 Ford GPW and a 54 CJ3B. They are simple but require a ton of work to get going.

[@Oneshot8242]

'42 Ford GPW was my first car. You didn't buy it from Robert M., by any chance?

[@duckhunt1058]

@@Oneshot8242 I did not. It was missing absolutely everything. It had nothing in it or on it. Nothing on the frame except transfer case crossmember and transmission plate. That's it.

[@charlespoirier8527]

Back in the day I was sent to the motor pool a couple times handed a paint bucket of green army paint and a brush touching up the jeeps . There is a caution with off road driving in those jeeps .

[@map3384]

My CJ7 was easy to work on. Bought it in February of 1986 brand new off the lot. The spark plugs took 20 minutes to replace. Everything was out in the open. Today my Wrangler JL is impossible for a regular dude like myself to change the plugs. The air intake sits on top of three of them and you have to remove the EGR, Throttle body, loads of hoses, relocate the coolant reservoir, remove quite a few bolts and loosen a few brackets. It’s two to three hours worth of work. Way too much for me. A technician now had to do it and it’s costing me $500. Why would Jeep engineers do something so ridiculous.

[@Roberto-mr9mv]

I had a 1946. It was super well built, had to double clutch to get into lower gear down hill.😊😊😊😊

[@jamescaron6465]

I’d take that jeep over any jeep made today

[@mikewithers299]

Same here. It's like classic rock and roll. A lot more heart and soul.

[@jamescaron6465]

@@mikewithers299yup.

[@MichaelNomura-i9n]

Scotty was in the military. The Salvation Army.

[@nigelnazeemjohannes85]

😂😂😂

[@jamesrosa2317]

I believe he's an Airborne trooper Once a soldier always a soldier, it starts in your heart

[@misterrbojangles]

​@@Gordon-j4w Action Man!

[@GodofWarChuka]

He was a Navy Seal 🦭

[@DBEdwards]

That crass comment was not amusing.

[@patwentland6191]

Makes me miss my CJ7

[@maunderjape8365]

My dream car

[@charlielaudico3523]

I had a 1963 wagoneer in the 1970s, simple to fix with basic tools!

[@dirkdiggler5164]

I see. Be the 14th owner. Buy one that was sitting in a field with trees growing through it. That's how you buy it for $1,000. Gee, thanks for the swell tip.

[@Kathy00007]

You forgot the part about the dumping another 20K into fully restoring it.

[@Cybersawz]

And, put in several more thousands of dollars in upgrades.

[@stonefox9124]

Older guys: "u just aren't willing to take care of it..." *Spends 80hrs a week taking care of it*

[@dirkdiggler5164]

@@stonefox9124 LOL

[@robertfulton6799]

@@Kathy00007. So , you got $20,000 or little over in it - you could go buy a brand new one for around $50,000 - have it depreciate $10,000 the second you drive it off the lot - and most likely won’t last as long as the restored older version . What’s the difference ? It’s all money and it’s all about what you like . Just my own opinion . Personally , I like the styling of older cars . Today’s cars pretty much resemble each other . I’d like a 59 Chevy - 66 Ford - something like that - resto-mod . Restored body & interior with modern drive train and suspension . Probably end up costing close to the same as a new car - depending - but I’d have something I liked better , more happy with , and will hold its value and not depreciate . Personal preference .

[@karllued]

Interesting thing, newer Jeeps are rated to have the lowest depreciation of any vehicle. The reason being because Stalantis has increased the price of the new ones so much, one that's a few years old was bought for so much less, they're worth almost what people paid for them. Teslas are depreciating so fast for just the opposite reason.

[@mromatic17]

yeah i have a 2017 jku i paid 22k for and its worth 26-28k and it was 31k new. its 7 years old and still has like 80% of its value.

[@theequalizer9154]

So, the 14th owner bought it for $1,000. That means he put in about $20,000 to get it in running shape again.😂

[@stonefox9124]

Yeah. He is probably a retired guy with LOADS of free time on his hands...

[@theequalizer9154]

@stonefox9124 Don't forget, he probably also has a cooperating wife.

[@rogered5499]

And he spent a year and a half working on it.

[@fleurdewin7958]

It's still alot cheaper than a new Stellantis Jeep . Of course, hold it's value much much better than the new Jeeps. Worth every penny.

[@ramoslopezenterprizes5710]

Fast enough to outrun Big Foot! My dad owned a '73 with a 6 in line 3 speed for over 30 years, bought it new for around 8 or 9k, can't remember, sold it for $3500 after it sat in the yard for about 3 years because he got tired of people stopping by to offer to buy it all the time...

[@GF_Burke]

Heck yuuuz! Love my 98 XJ straight 6 and my 79 F150 straight 6.

[@davejohnson3684]

Great video Scotty! When are you going to announce that, in a former life, you were a conductor for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra?

[@hotpuppy1]

Military spec is different from civilian. In the old days, surplus Jeeps were advertised in the back of magazines for $35. The problem was that what you got was in pieces and the chassis cut in half>>NOT driveable.

[@harrymills2770]

In the '60s and '70s, you could get surplus WW2 Jeeps for next to nothing. I think they sawed them in half or something, to protect the car industry, so you'd have to weld them back together. Anyway, that's the story I heard and I'm sticking to it! :oP

[@agnethaladuff8559]

Very good made old vehicles are easy to fix and the parts can still be made to keep the old vehicles running for a small fraction of what the new vehcles are selling for.

[@BuckMT-xf1qj]

Always wanted one of those ,for back Rd , back 40/trail riding

[@brutalgod7651]

AWESOME, Scotty checking out military vehicles nice!!!!

[@dcb805]

Not military.CJ5 not an M38.

[@earllsimmins9373]

I know a a guy who has one with close to 500,000 miles on it all he did was replace the engine,cooling system,brake system,4 WD unit,transmission, body,side curtains, frame,interior,guages,frame, wheels,tires,brakes, top, had it painted and now it runs like and looks like new. No body can believe it has over 500,000 miles on it. Best part about it is he got it for $500 and only put $125,000 he says when he figures out to start it he will drive it once or twice a year.

[@ThomasG.-hh9gg]

Me and Scotty served in the militant wing of the Salvation Army. Now we work for doctor evil

[@samh6761]

Love the "air conditioning", suction-cupped to the windshield :D

[@blairmayer7884]

Excellent job!!! Beautiful looking vehicle, I always liked them.

[@dlbracer56]

'97 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4.0L 235,840 miles on it. Yes, I have replaced lots of consumables, but the motor keeps on going, uses zero oil.

[@startover125]

Lol when he said tobacco Road, I just started cracking up lol I love Scotty Kilmer

[@rustbeltrobclassic2512]

Wrangler is assembled in Toledo Ohio. The v6 and automatic are fairly reliable. The manual is trash, the 4xe are junk, and the 2.0t is a fiat motor.. So if you buy the right one, they are okay.. but.. It's stupid over priced.. So that's an issue..

[@ValleyProud916]

About 30 years ago a local car dealer had about a dozen ex postal jeeps for sale. All kinds of crazy colors. Like a spilled bag of Skittles 😅

Some Southeast Asian junk yards are full of these old vehicles because of the Korean and Vietnam wars.. Biggest problem is trying to export then import them to the USA which can cost 20x what you bought it for in taxes and duties even before you get it crated up and shipped.. Oh I dreamed about having an older restored one to take to meets and shows but never had the time or money to play with a toy like that..

[@MichaelKrzykowski]

scotty is a genius, I will never question his 157 years as a mechanic.

[@charlessommers7218]

Great show 😊

[@startover125]

Well, he did say the truth, you can buy one for $1000. You just gotta clip trees out of the hull. Lol he is definitely the best mechanic on the Internet.

[@startover125]

Thanks, Scotty!,you keep going,,,😊

[@AM562]

@scottykilmer 0:23 the Jeep renegade is based on a Fiat Panda with a 1.6 L engine not any 500 model the other engines I don’t think our Fiat pretty sure on that. And the Fiat Pandas from the 70s and 80s are more rugged and top because those were work SUVs primarily bought by vineyards, don’t know why Vineyards bump them, but they did. The newer pandas at the renegade is based on aren’t as well made as the older ones and they even have a different body than the renegade and the older Fiat Pandas

[@reyong4217]

My Pops had one like that way back in the Philippines, drove it for 4 years. And sold it before going back to the USA

[@DavidD6969]

I have a solid stainless steel jeep in the Philippines and love it

[@christopherd6399]

Never seen Scotty so excited about a vehicle! 😅

[@Ray-cr1kx]

NICE

[@asu3dvl]

Lemme tell you about the time I bought a 2001 Tundra 2WD V8 with 300K highway miles for $1,000. Thanks Scotty!

[@andrewfitzgerald9974]

My 1976 CJ-7 jeep fully rusted out. 236 engine broke push rods. Frame rusted thru. Rust bucket

[@dougmarlow4626]

I have a 79 CJ5 all stock with a 4 speed. I tell everyone they drive you. You don’t dive it.

[@mikeram4210]

My 2020 compass has 110k miles and has never broke down!

[@fightingidiocy7724]

and the Feds say "it's completely safe to drive. unlike that 2015 Honda K-Truck with airbags and abs and safety glass and seat belts for only 5,000. Now go buy another $120,000 ford f-150."

[@christianmillhollon4481]

I had a 1990 Ford ranger and I used to drive that thing to like 90 lol I would say 90 because the speedometer stopped at 85 but man that thing would bounce past 85 no problem

[@independentthinker8930]

Same dash as mine!

[@scotttucker8127]

Yeah you want to know why they stopped making the willys Jeeps, because they were roll over death machines

[@detroit19531]

Hey Scotty have you heard of the new Freightliner pickup truck

[@Mark-rm2yu]

Scotty's in love.

[@alex84896]

I would love to get an old 1978 jeep mail truck and make it 4x4 and take it to all the classic car shows

[@marcuspeters3894]

The old skool jeeps are the best

[@vancemacd6315]

What a beauty

[@MilitaryIndustrialMuseum]

"Death Wobble" 😮 ❤

[@scottmcintosh2988]

Scotty the truthfully mechanic !

[@mromatic17]

6:33 he is into it 20k and its a nice cj ill give him that. my 2017 jku i paid 22k and it books out at 28k so no the wranglers still hold their value really well. the other jeep models loose the value really quick. mine is 7 years old and was 32k new and still worth 26-28k thats really good for a used car. plus i have 4.56 gearing, 33" tires, and I have an overdrive gear that makes it get 22 mpg on the highway and the best of both worlds. reliability, mpg's, and i can drive it all day at 100 mph with 285 hp and 4.56 gears its pretty quick for what it is. plus its really good off road too.

[@GeorgeKennedy-u4r]

Don't need air bags in that, the windshield will just fold down as you're going out.

[@Bonds_007]

Simple is good. Plus, that one will probably run after they EMP the US.

[@markwilliamson2795]

Nice better than new....

[@johnhalchishick7094]

I've always wanted a army jeep older the better

[@thyslop1737]

Looks real nice.

[@komradkolonel]

There's just something to be said about simplicity. I knew a guy who had one like this. I think his was a 1971. They were so heavy duty back then. You could fix them with a hammer.

[@Gaga85894]

So this is what Scotty is like when he's excited.

[@michaelkeselman]

3 speed... Those must be some lonnng gears.

[@johnbergeron9997]

They have a lot here in the Philippines

[@rickyparrish8310]

Thanks for the video My sister has a neighbor who has a jeep that looks almost like this I'm not sure what year it's not army 🪖 but looks almost like it 😮

[@7t2z28]

Maybe I'll bring my Jeep for you to check out sometime Scotty.

[@davidlanham99]

The Patton Killer.

[@naveedakhtar4133]

“Just Enough Essential Parts” JEEP.. my country is full these robust jeeps carrying lots of loads up and down hills

[@mromatic17]

my 2017 jku sport was buit in toledo oh the same plant that this and the mb jeeps were made at.. the wranglers are made in the usa not europe!

[@DBEdwards]

This JEEP looks nice. Nice lines. I own a 2017 Jeep Patriot and no complaints. I like the brand and the look of JEEP

[@JoeKowal-l9c]

The old jeeps REALLY had a hard ride