Willys Jeeps & Friends on “Curly Wolf” - SMORR Off-Road

[@pedrohenriquesantos2568]

Good trial,good jeeps,good guys and good friends, congratulations for all,

[@BarryJoeBailey]

not often I'm the first to watch a video. I enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing. Would love to wheel with you sometime, but my Willys is a 1958 CJ5, so round fenders. Thanks again for the videos.

[@tecovas3998]

Loved it! All great climbs!

[@douglaspiercy3996]

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours 👍

[@patchone9558]

Good times.

[@NitinSolanki]

Are these all real willys jeep Or they are modified?

[@jpetrowich]

These all have locking differentials and V6 motors

[@NitinSolanki]

@@jpetrowich cool bro

[@najiaqin]

hi! We are looking for JEEP JK/JKU owners to test LED tail lights, do you have one?

[@so_vhat1893]

Good morning, do you need a video editor?

[@bannister556]

Love the Willys, but the Yota just walked it . . .

[@chuckster6513]

These guys without power steering really need to learn to turn left or right when the wheels are trying to go forward. Stop rolling back then stopping, then trying to strongarm the steering. Let the motion of the wheels rotating help you steer. Another thing to learn is to bump the object you are trying to climb and adding forward motion ( More Gas ). Try watching the guys in southern Utah climbing damn near vertical walls. Yet another thing, Follow directions from only one spotter. Tell everyone else to shut their traps ! If a guy has already run the object you are working on climbing, he is likely to be the best spotter. I run two CJ2A's, One with the 134 overhead valve engine, the other with a SBF engine. They require different driving skills, but both are very capable of getting me to where I want to go. The SBF allows me to run taller, wider tires, But not the giant tires like the big horse engines. The 134 is pulling highway tread 15" reversed Ford pickup wheels.

[@kamelKamel-m2c]

Envoyez moi une voiture comme celle ci 😅