1958 Jeep Willys ABANDONED in a forest with a seized engine, will it ever run again??

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  @99Projects · 1 month ago · pinned

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  @Machines.In.Action · 1 month ago

  That Jeep looked like it had become part of the forest. Still worth giving the old girl another chance! :eyes-pink-heart-shape:

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• OL

  @OldJeepGarage · 1 month ago

  The &quot;CJ&quot; in that CJ5 stands for Crusty Jeep.

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• JI

  @jillrusche6 · 1 month ago

  I never tire of seeing you take a deteriorated vehicle and get it running again! &nbsp;I was especially tickled when you drove this jeep around sitting on the floor of it with your knees up around your ears! &nbsp;Pure fun with a total sense of satisfaction added on! &nbsp;Thanks for letting us come along for the ride. &nbsp;All the best from NC

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• JA

  @Jaguar-z8y · 3 weeks ago

  This is the only channel that doesn&apos;t make restoration boring 🎉

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• SC

  @scaryorama9015 · 1 month ago

  my favorite gluten free channel

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• AN

  @ANeigh-bor · 1 month ago

  &quot;Can you film me pulling out&quot;

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• CA

  @Canned_beef · 1 month ago

  Wait, what the heck is that tractor thing? I don’t remember that.

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• DY

  @DyrewulfNV · 1 month ago (edited)

  &apos;There&apos;s no plan, so this can&apos;t fail!&apos; &nbsp;was great - <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IsGb6aZN7E&amp;t=495">8:15</a> - I&apos;m really surprised somebody didn&apos;t say &quot;Woody!&quot; around <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IsGb6aZN7E&amp;t=580">9:40</a> &nbsp;&apos;Air B and Hep C&apos; 🤣

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• PA

  @patrickbear88 · 1 month ago (edited)

  Man, the last time I drove that 5-ton was 1985 on the island of Everon. ❤

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• GR

  @GregsShop · 1 month ago

  Love the Wranglerstar subtle references.

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  @TRS-80Fanclub · 1 month ago (edited)

  The adaptor on the plugs was typical for a worn engine that burns a lot of oil, they sold them and when used they would assist in stopping the spark plug from failing due to saturation. they called them oil fouler adaptors &nbsp;(Non fouler)

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