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odd how the GVWR is so high on it and the load capacity is equal to its own weight with those axle it has lol and drum brakes hah. they had duelly versions too

What a beautiful looking old school Jeep truck. :) No school like the old school.

Love it… My father had a 1994 Jeep Cherokee when I was 3 and I still rembember like it was today. Unfortunately I can't buy one in Spain due to environmental laws 😢

Is there any way to identify a golden eagle Cherokee by the outside? Other than decals I bought a 1979 Cherokee chief yesterday that has had a rattle can paint job and was hoping y'all would have an idea

Where i Can get one ?

In Brazil, we had the Willys Overland version until 1975, when it was taken over by Ford and the engine was replaced by a 4-cylinder. Many enthusiasts kept this version to use on 4x4 trails. Original versions remained in the hands of purists, as was my case. Mine is a civilian with a military body, which was replaced at some point before I acquired it. I'm sorry for my English, but it's because of Google Translate. brasilian hugs. Thank you for sharing your beautiful specimens.

Look like there was an Willy’s truck there also, great find

I rode many miles in my dad's 65 FC-150. If I were to ever restore a Jeep it would be that one. He too used it for plowing snow, must have been a good plow truck back in the day.

Nice!

This vehicle is really cool when they’re in good shape. Be good to restore it.

god i want one so bad... there is one for $850 near me has all its drive train factory bumper, bed... needs tires and springs.. and im sure the engine needs work and stuff, has lots of rusty on the bottom of the cabin.. but $850 for a complete one is unheard off... but alas i took on a 76 Jeep j10 project last fall so i should probly stick with that

1972 - 1975 Intermediate CJ5s are the best. Toughest, most reliable Jeeps ever built. The transmissions were the toughest, engines were the most powerful for CJ5s . 1 piece rear axle D 44 rear diffs . They are easy to work on and so damn reliable its unbelievable. I have a 74 with over 300k original miles . The 304 is tired but its required just basic maintenance and simple replacement parts like wheel bearings , brakes , shocks , tires etc. Still running the original starter if you can believe that. But I did swap the original Motorola Alternator for a GM 3 wire alternator with a 95 amp rating to help with the warn 8274 winch. But besides normal wear parts its been absolutely as reliable as can be. Its not ever left myself or the original owner ( my grandpa ) stranded at any point. Nor has it been down for any extended period for any reason.I ts never been to a shop besides my home shop . Its just been a rock as far as reliability. And its fantastic as far as off road capability goes. Sure there are jeeps that are more capable but they arent unmodded 1974 tech and have significantly more sophisticated engineering thats gone into them. But for a stock 50 year old vehicle its been amazing and really a blast to drive for myself and before me my grandpa. Its truly been a member of the family . Its been driven half way across the country probably no less than 5 times. And has gone hunting throughout California, Idaho , New Mexico and Colorado. Its still rust and dent free other than a few small dings here and there. I have never been stuck in it and my grandpa told me he had never been stuck or failed to get through or over anything he needed or wanted to off road. I will be going through the running gear this winter freshening up the 304 V8, new synchros and bearings in the T18 trans and new bearings , seals and steering knuckles in diffs. Along with new suspension, re covering the seats and repaint. Not a full restoration but a basic refresh and polish.

nice

Anything built after 1971 is junk

Holy cow! Doesn't your fuel gauge in the Willys Wagon work either? I had a '60 for years and it was ALWAYS inaccurate. My '59 just plain isn't working. And you are either outta gas or... LOL! Much love from Provo! 👍😊

Love the Commando!

I just got a CJ-5 and next on my list is a FSJ.

You can also take another fuel tank and modify it to go under the passenger seat and hook up additional fuel lines.

Live in AK and have had 2 of these. I sold one to someone in Colorado who just had to have it. He even paid me to deliver it in person as he didn't trust shipping companies. I still have my second one. I scraped all the insulation out of it. Huge nightmare. That stuff is really stuck on. I have a full soft top on it in the summer with hard doors. I also got ahold of a Scrambler top and tail gate and have it on occasionally. I'm currently looking for a company to make me a set of the original decals.

The white one sit next to it is at a scramble with a full top on it. Where are you located? My first sheep was a 72 CJ five with a 258 I loved it and I’ve had multiple jeeps and 72 years old deliveries, station wagons I’ve had them all, gladiator trucks J 20

Amazing , perfect combo , how much the wheel base is ?

She's a better driver than you are by a long shot. Have fun drifting around every corner.At least that's how it Feels on a Mule. Call Emery mule supply He is. a good guy.

This is your friend Taylor from like 20 years ago. We went Jeeping together in st George

Great video!! The M715 is the one on my wishlist still!

I bought a 75 CJ-5 (inline 6 motor) new after I got out of college. I drove that everywhere for 15 years in all conditions. It was tough as nails, and I just loved it. I finally sold it after we had kids, but I’ve missed it all these years

Umm so that is a way better one then I seen a month ago I believe

This is a great video! I bought a 73 Commando a few months ago, same color as your 72. I’ll like to install larger tires in it. Can you share what tire size you have in yours? Thank you!

I just bought a 1954 and it's got only one cross grill piece and it is in the center. When I was 23, I had a 1951 that had five in all (two more).

I flipped a CJ2A doing that in Northern AZ decades ago. I have it on videotape somewhere.

Awesome. Love the stock look. Dont like it so much when they're modified in various ways, especially lifting and all that 4x4 stuff.

Sweet. I drive a restored, late war MB.

😎😎amazing collection

Nice jeeps, however the f head was not 90 hp it was an over rated 75hp. And with a overdrive you can do a blistering 63mph with a tailwind. And split gears uphill.

XJ???

There is a '53 pickup in my uncles driveway, my Grandpa built it for his boss/family friend in the early 70's and bought it later...Unknown displacement SBC, 4 speed with an overdrive (seperate unit, can be used with any gear) and of course a twin stick t-case which gives a bunch of options. 4.10-ish gears in a Mopar rear and factory front axles. Drums all around. I wanna get it so bad and use my '77 wagoneer as a base and make it stronger and safer, better axles, power disks at front at a minimum, an actual Jeep 401 or 390, maybe do like 33's nothing crazy just a good old all American, all Jeep Jeep. Edit: My bad, forgot to say that your Jeep is pretty awesome too, it's nice to see one so original and honest

Looks like a fun thing to do with your family.

That's why first Jeeps came with a pick and shovel. Move that rock!

Always loved those pickups

Would that you could still get a whole canvas top and doors for modern Jeeps.

Just like nbc did. To prove chevy trucks exploded, they had to implant a spark plug in the gas tank. Then, and now, the liberal media will go to great lengths to destroy any fun you might have in your life.

I want one so bad

Wow that CJ-5 Golden Eagle is insane! The AMC V8 sounds like a muscle car caged animal. My wife complains when I get on the '05 TJ Rocky Mtn 4.0L with the Banks cat back exhaust. And that's nothing compared to this amazing sound. One of my favorite Jeep videos, well done! O|||||||O Only in a 2 Dr '41 - '06

That's awesome

I hear that Ripp supercharger

People had been buying them up for almost 30 years and loved em. Then a story comes out on TV that they're unsafe and roll, and over night they became too dangerous. You'd think if it were true, they would have figured it out at some point over 26 years. Even back then the media was our puppeteer. Crazy. I have a stock 64 and it's my daily driver most the summer, I love it.

Elle est magnifique

I let my friends try to hand crank an old tractor we have, once they're worn out, I turn the ignition on and crank it right up. I've convinced so many people that it's all about the touch and not just cranking it over. Lol

WOW that's a rare jeep! I'm planning on visiting the museum this Friday. My dad and I love the old stock jeeps. We've got two, so you've got us beat by a few! 🙂

Jeeps in World War 2 were expected to only last a few weeks before getting destroyed. It's good to see one of them stuck around for another 80+ years.

My dream collection!