I took my 1944 Willys-Overland MB off roading over the week end with some with a TJ and a JK. I is a lot of fun in the mb because it fits just about every where!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nox4rdmldNo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx0iAsgiDNI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FIHXMsOeAc



This is all the mud that when on the hood when I blasted throw a mud pit.











My Jeep fit with no problum but the biger jeep had a much harder time.









More pics here

 

Way cool; thanks for sharing that with us!

 

Very nice. Thanks.

 

Very cool. It is like going fishing with your Grandpa. He may be old be he can still it and do it good.

I have driven several late 40's MBs that we used as brush fire trucks. The MO Conservation Department provided them free of charge to Vol FDs. They were always a blast to drive off road. A bit of a handful on road. They could be squezed into almost any place you wanted to go.

Mike

 

Those old Willys are so cool!

Check this one out, dude made a sweet crawler out of one. They are very cool restored, but I dig this rig.

http://www.jeepingoffroad.com/Willys.htm

 

Very nice! I love it!

 

When you see one done up like that you can really see how little the body has changed over nearly 70 years.

Love seeing the MB's hitting the trails, not many 60 yr old vehicles can do that stuff.

 

SWEET !!!!!!!!!!

 

That is a great looking MB! Even though I do not know jack about vehicle restoration, I want to do a ground up restoration on an MB after I retire. I have about 13 years to study up....

 

that is a cool looking rig. I am all for bulding off roading wwii jeeps, as long as you used new made repro parst and dont "F" up a real one! you can buld a WWII jeep out of all new made repro parst, so none should ever mode a real one!