Team G503 Removing The Body Tub On A 1943 Willys MB

Removing the tub on the Team G503 1943 Willys MB Project.

[@battlejack1863]

Now I KNOW you guys already did your swearing knuckle bustin and wrench throwing off camera then you went and put everything back on loose and let the camera roll for disassembly 😁😆right??

[@littlevalleynerf5763]

Thank you for this video i neededit for our 43 willys MB

[@Texas_taildraggin]

Great video. Just got a CJ3A I’m restoring. Hopefully have the tub off tomorrow. Alls left is the two inside bolts on the rear cross member…. As you put it “the fun spot” LOL

[@wearcotton]

Great videos! I am fixing to start restoring my grandfather 48 Cj2a am curious will the tub dismount similar to this MB. Thanks

[@TeamG503]

Thank you👍 Yes, CJ2A mounting location are almost exactly the same. Tub removal would be exactly like this. I have a 46 CJ2A I restored as well.

[@wearcotton]

Team G503 Restoring A 1943 Willys MB Army Jeep thanks. I may be asking some questions along the way. Thanks for these videos

[@TeamG503]

wearcotton sure thing👍

[@khalijee79]

That's awesome. Do you live in SC? I'm in Summerville. Is it the same removal process for a M38A1?

[@TeamG503]

Hello, Yes, I live in Charleston 👍

[@louisromano3104]

@@TeamG503 I am in Charlotte

[@453421abcdefg12345]

This is a really good tutorial, nice to see you are working on a Jeep that need restoration, rather than an untypical clean example where all the threads undo by hand, not an easy job to do on your own, you really need someone inside to stop the fixings from turning, you did well to free up some of those rusted bolts, good work !

[@TeamG503]

Englishman French Thank You Sir👍

[@seanpyle8766]

What about the electrical, speedo, ebrake, etc.

[@TeamG503]

There are videos on all of those steps here on the channel👍

[@conceptalfa]

👍 👍 👍!!!