Got to love the Philippine parking brake ( rock under the drivers side front tire ) @ 4:34 😀 I am presently living in the Philippines and having a custom Jeep Rod being built by one of the Jeep builders in Cavite.
Check " the jeep doctor " youtube channel. He has a vlog on a customized jeepney in cavite. Some of engine they put is toyota 4age. We also called that owner type jeep(otj) and tamiya.
@@huntergerald3185 I follow the Jeep Doctors videos and have him as a friend in my messanger account. The jeep in this video over here in the Philippines is more what would be called a Old Style Tikya because of it's longer rear overhang but still short wheelbase of 85" - 90" There is now a Tikya Rebel that runs a very short rear overhang and slightly shorter over all wheelbase of 80" - 85" The Tikya Rebels are being built in San Leonardo Nueva Ejica by Benji Tabil or John Arnold Peña mostly. The Old Style Tikyas were pioneered by Resty Tiquia who is now retired and no longer building them. Tamiyas are similar but normally run a longer wheelbase of 100" or slightly more and a more powerfull 4age or 20 valve 4age Blacktop engine. They are built in Cavite by a few different builders with Edward Ignatio Oliverez being the most famous. I am presently working with the crew of Edgardo Suansing also of Cavite on building a first of it's kind in the Philippines Jeep Roadster, it is based on a Tikya Rebel style but on a longer Tamiya wheelbase of 100" because of the big rear tires. I plan to have Jeep Doctor do a video of it soon which will be on You Tube. He also has done a video of a interesting Blue Jeep Rod out of a shop up by Manila in Tondo.
being a Filipino, im happy to see this video and i am proud to showcase the build because the builder is bringing a part of our culture to another country. saludo ako sa iyo sir!❤️
Wow you just finalized my plans for my '43Willis ! All I can say is that you have it all , COOL,BAD ASS,AND IT WAS BUILT FROM an oil stain and rust . I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nah, its best to keep it this formula, cause the standard channel is all scheduled and rules. On the bonus channel, it's all random uploads and content. I love it when they drop 3 vids a day sometimes.
That guy is not only an epic mechanic he is a gifted artist you no he docent resent americans after the war he lives here and he is building the coolest willysfor the road congrats what a beautiful creation
@@robertaswenson1192 I don't wanted to sound prick as you mention above, 2nd America is NOT A country. 3rd You're a PRICK by start calling names when not need to!, It makes allot since now knowledge you have from these point. I wont blame you.... Typical USA behavior
at present time in the philippines they dont mod willys jeeps....they build a lot of jeeps similar to that from scratch using mostly japanese surplus parts...and they are cheap.....about $3000....but mostly are 1600cc or less stock engines
The last time I went to p.i. my grandmother neighbor had one but there's was hand made but the best thing I road is a koliglig ( or how ever you spell it)
I would love to pick at his brain about the build. For instance ask why he opted to use 1st gen camaro subframe for ifs, and how he integrated it, vs why not use the ohhh so easy Vicky front modular ifs to the stock willys frame. And much more. Builds like this, intrigue me so much. The culture, the inspiration the pure fun it must be to drive it! By the way, was that red v6 camaro blowing up after that sorry excuse of a show off- one tire fire? Like come on! The people need answers fellas!
@minterfab Yeah, I heard wrong. Not sure how i mixed It up, then again, i watch these during insomnia induced moments. Lol It is a mg2 front swap. Though the Vicky would work as well. Juust cause it may be too wide, doesn't mean it can't be narrowed. Though the mg2 kit is way easier to fab to fit when too wide or narrow.
@minterfab Don't lie! The Vicky swap is for cheap bastards that don't want to pay for the mg2 swap! Haha hahaha haha! But honestly, for half the price of ther mg2 kits, the Vicky swap is really a decent bang for the buck. It just doesn't have that aftermarket backing like the mg2, then again, if it did, it may not be so inexpensive anymore.
Filipinos, in general, would just use any available parts that they have. Or at least anything free that they can have. You know, If-it-fits-it-might-work-kinda-thing.
You can put any engine in an "owner type jeepney". Craziest one I've seen in the Philippines has a modified B16B. 250 HP in a car weighing less than 600 kg / 1200 pounds. I've seen ones with 4AGE, SR20 N/A engines in them. But the most common are the Toyota K engines.
It does need more of a anti roll cage. Your jeep is awesome. We have 13 of those old military jeeps in our collection 7 are still in the crates. The rest are in various running conditions. We never thought or doing this.
Cool build.... I've always wanted to lower and build a old Jeep.... already done a lifted trail dedicated one.... Handled itself really good from from a red light and in curves...
This vehicles are called OTJ - Owner Type Jeeps - used privately in the Philippines commonly, customized & fabricated chassis from scratch. Theory is that after WW2, with so many leftover Jeeps & Willys, they were customized as cargo vehicles, customized using stainless steel & other salvaged parts. Diverged into 2 kinds actually - the long body Jeepneys used as public transport & these OTJs as of present. With the OTJs, we get this slammed, short body, front mid engine Jeeps using Japanese engines. Very light frame (violates alot of safety compliance of today especially in the West) & hell fun. It's one of those open secret car culture in Asia that hasn't made it to mainstream media just yet.
Von Hassen i’ll be your guide! We got everything from Japanese Imports, Italian Stallions, American Muscle, German Runners, all the way to our Philippine Exclusive Jeepneys!
I wish I had a jeep but I don't think I could ever bring myself to drop it. When I think of Jeeps I think 4X4s Off road badasses. Never low rider type stuff but this one is a one of a kind.
RIP Joel Tan.. your works are masterpiece
He's dead??
Why? What happened to him? 😢😢
Got to love the Philippine parking brake ( rock under the drivers side front tire ) @ 4:34 😀 I am presently living in the Philippines and having a custom Jeep Rod being built by one of the Jeep builders in Cavite.
Cool!
Check " the jeep doctor " youtube channel. He has a vlog on a customized jeepney in cavite. Some of engine they put is toyota 4age. We also called that owner type jeep(otj) and tamiya.
@@huntergerald3185 I follow the Jeep Doctors videos and have him as a friend in my messanger account. The jeep in this video over here in the Philippines is more what would be called a Old Style Tikya because of it's longer rear overhang but still short wheelbase of 85" - 90" There is now a Tikya Rebel that runs a very short rear overhang and slightly shorter over all wheelbase of 80" - 85" The Tikya Rebels are being built in San Leonardo Nueva Ejica by Benji Tabil or John Arnold Peña mostly. The Old Style Tikyas were pioneered by Resty Tiquia who is now retired and no longer building them. Tamiyas are similar but normally run a longer wheelbase of 100" or slightly more and a more powerfull 4age or 20 valve 4age Blacktop engine. They are built in Cavite by a few different builders with Edward Ignatio Oliverez being the most famous. I am presently working with the crew of Edgardo Suansing also of Cavite on building a first of it's kind in the Philippines Jeep Roadster, it is based on a Tikya Rebel style but on a longer Tamiya wheelbase of 100" because of the big rear tires. I plan to have Jeep Doctor do a video of it soon which will be on You Tube. He also has done a video of a interesting Blue Jeep Rod out of a shop up by Manila in Tondo.
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Kalso = Philippine parking brake
The way the builder speaks.. I knew he was filipino...
#ThreeStarsAndASun
Pilipino
Joel tan---- Chinese yan
That Philippine flag 🇵🇭 on the back looks hard!
🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Yup its built and owned by filipino
man i love how this dude came to the shoot in his workoverall. dude just works in the hospital and builds his dream in his sparetime. pure legend
Glad someone did this build. I have been thinking of this since about 1985 using a 2.3 turbo Ford in a CJ. Light weight, rag top, step in, right on!
i have a old jeep and this has inspired me to build it into some kind of JDM powered legend i have a kool b16 laying around
being a Filipino, im happy to see this video and i am proud to showcase the build because the builder is bringing a part of our culture to another country. saludo ako sa iyo sir!❤️
the Jeep is hella sick he did a great job on it love the build
Wow you just finalized my plans for my '43Willis ! All I can say is that you have it all , COOL,BAD ASS,AND IT WAS BUILT FROM an oil stain and rust . I love it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This thing is to be loved more than you love your wife :D
This is the pinoy pride Tamiya
😂
That is one of the most beautiful vehicles I have ever seen.
Very photogenic vehicle. Custom everything is awesome.
I want one SO BAD.
Wait till you see the Philippine Jeepney
@@daynejoseph2366 it won't cost you that much. You can buy those one here in the Philippines for only $1500 to $4000
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Larry's vlogs on main channel.. make it happen...
"The Larry Chronicles - Under the Lens Cap" I think is releasing later this year.
Nah, its best to keep it this formula, cause the standard channel is all scheduled and rules. On the bonus channel, it's all random uploads and content. I love it when they drop 3 vids a day sometimes.
THIS NEEDS TO HAPPEN!
Standalone Larry channel ......
Larry gets paid to go out and photograph the cars and making the video not just making a video
Stared at this for a good 10 minutes at WekFest LA 2018. Dope build
Awesome!! We called it,owner type jeep..love the sticker at the back..tc everyone from Philippines🇵🇭
These Jeep's I've said were the next hot rod, so easy to chopp'em up and make what you want....love this build.
The best part of this build is no doubt the "Pogi Points" windshield sticker! 👍😎🇵🇭
one of the most beautiful things i've seen my whole life
Man the roadkill rat rod jeep really went hotboy haha
i wished it was but nice to see one done well
Didnt that get given away or sold for a beer?
it's better this way
The roadkill Jeep was a hacked up death. This is the bees knees
@@DeadAimKillah some say it is still being traded for beer today
mabuhay ang gawang pinoy! saludo siiiir!
Proudly Filipino build...good job👍
I knew the guy was Filipino before he even said he was sounds just like my grandma did. Crazy build absolutely love it
I LOVE THAT OMG! That is so very cute, I want that instead of a new car...I am here in the Philippines now!
That guy is not only an epic mechanic he is a gifted artist you no he docent resent americans after the war he lives here and he is building the coolest willysfor the road congrats what a beautiful creation
What Americans, did you mean?
Thought he said a different country but if you get something wrong only one in 13 is a prick
@@robertaswenson1192 I don't wanted to sound prick as you mention above, 2nd America is NOT A country. 3rd You're a PRICK by start calling names when not need to!, It makes allot since now knowledge you have from these point. I wont blame you.... Typical USA behavior
lol "he doesn't resent americans after the war"
you sure you got the correct timeline and even the country of origin of this guy? 😂
Thats insane.. Love the OTJ. Memories back when im in high school.🇵🇭🤭
thats where filipino's good at, in putting different things/brand together and create a great things out of it.
The ultimate go kart.. hell yeah buddy! It’s gorgeous!
reminds me of my dad. down to what he's wearing...everything.
ASTIG!🔥 i rmmber my 1st vehicle back in the 90's was OTJ with 4K engine. Pride of Cavite 👌
In Philippines particularly in Cavite they called it Oner or tamiya . Good video. Good build . Thank you for sharing .
That is a tikya tamiya is more longer than that
Not oner.. its owner. An "owner" type jeep or private type jeep. Not public utility jeepney
Pasensya kung ng kulang sa letra . Alam ko nmn yon . Kaso ang bigkas ng mga taga cavite dyan ehh. ONER hinde "OW"NER .
+Jayvee Mernado tama taga cavite ako ONER tawag nila 😂
Now i know what i want tho I've watched this episode 6 times cause how sick this thing is
at present time in the philippines they dont mod willys jeeps....they build a lot of jeeps similar to that from scratch using mostly japanese surplus parts...and they are cheap.....about $3000....but mostly are 1600cc or less stock engines
4:44 Now I know where he gets the Inspiration for that Jeep. It's right there at the BACK!!
When can this come to forza?
Alex Smith really wish forza did more for us. Like putting tuned cars in the game. 😭
Forza dying
Right, they released a Hoonigan Car Pack not long ago. Fingers crossed.
Hopefully make the car pass worth it
Only if the next Horizon game is set in Philippines.
Love all these videos of Larry Chen's adventures and photography
Come to the Philippines Larry our Car Scene is huge.
id be your personal guide.
What do you guys call those colourful jeeps u have there in the Philiphines? Jipneys?
don't sub me yeah they’re used as buses
he is from philippines
Yes!
Pretty rare that someone builds something really cool anymore.... this is really damn cool.
They still build jeeps like this here in manila we call it "owner type jeeps"
The last time I went to p.i. my grandmother neighbor had one but there's was hand made but the best thing I road is a koliglig ( or how ever you spell it)
We call them tamiya and tikya in nueva ecija and cavite.. built for slalom and drag racing
I didn't know others also use this to drag race. I'm happy with Toy car version but that's insane!
CAVITE AND LAGUNA BUILDS THE BEST JEEP
Leo Cablao Where did the name come from?
Hi Guy's i love this crazy funny Willy's!🙂👍🌎💥💥💥💥💥💥
I see this thing almost everyday after work. He lives across the street from the machine shop I work at. All the cars in his driveway are dope!
Wow that's cool
Nifty footwork while rockin' those second-gen Nike Free Run Flyknit 4.0's!
That is by far the most bad ass willy I have ever laid my eyes on. Totally in love with this build. #Inspired
This reminds me of the roadkill Willies jeep!!!! Oh I miss that show!
Philippines represent!!
Owner Type Jeep.
Jalo Sanchez oh yeah!!! Hahahah.. may duda na ako unag salita palang nang may ari...
Pinoy style on Hoonigan! This video makes me so happy!
🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Proud pinoy!
Man, the popular 90s jeepey. There were tons of these in the Philippines. We used to call them matchbox or tamiya cars.
I've seen a lot of them with small block Chevys throwing in them never one like that that thing is sick
Raving and ranting bout this for tha last few weeks for sure 🙌🙌 good job Larry Chen this came quick ..an hoonigan obviously
One great example of Filipino pride! Keep it up Sir Joel. Phillipines represent!😎👌👊
Ito na naman mga maiingay na pinoy
Bro this is one hell of a build
Some many people were hating on this thing on the internet and i dont understand why? Its unique and so amazing
TAMIYA FROM THE PHILIPPINESS BABY!!!!
keep up the good work lads, and great to see larry on the content as well. Top vid
that was my 2nd car. My first was a chevy. But an Owner will always be my love.
That pogi points sticker
Never liked Jeep's but this one is the coolest jeep I ever seen jdm
I would love to pick at his brain about the build. For instance ask why he opted to use 1st gen camaro subframe for ifs, and how he integrated it, vs why not use the ohhh so easy Vicky front modular ifs to the stock willys frame. And much more. Builds like this, intrigue me so much. The culture, the inspiration the pure fun it must be to drive it!
By the way, was that red v6 camaro blowing up after that sorry excuse of a show off- one tire fire? Like come on! The people need answers fellas!
@minterfab
Yeah, I heard wrong. Not sure how i mixed It up, then again, i watch these during insomnia induced moments. Lol
It is a mg2 front swap. Though the Vicky would work as well. Juust cause it may be too wide, doesn't mean it can't be narrowed. Though the mg2 kit is way easier to fab to fit when too wide or narrow.
@minterfab
Don't lie! The Vicky swap is for cheap bastards that don't want to pay for the mg2 swap! Haha hahaha haha!
But honestly, for half the price of ther mg2 kits, the Vicky swap is really a decent bang for the buck. It just doesn't have that aftermarket backing like the mg2, then again, if it did, it may not be so inexpensive anymore.
captain porkie you dont need aftermarket when you start wit brakes twice as big as the stang
Filipinos, in general, would just use any available parts that they have. Or at least anything free that they can have.
You know, If-it-fits-it-might-work-kinda-thing.
@@captaincouldverc
Don't need as much aftermarket stuff when it's so much more enhanced to begin with
It's so wrong and so right all at the same time. It's got to be a blast to drive.
You can put any engine in an "owner type jeepney". Craziest one I've seen in the Philippines has a modified B16B. 250 HP in a car weighing less than 600 kg / 1200 pounds. I've seen ones with 4AGE, SR20 N/A engines in them. But the most common are the Toyota K engines.
my owner type jeep on philippines got Triton v8 from my ford expedition on ohio and imported to philippines
textmachine09 Doesn't the Honda B16 turn the wrong way for a rear wheel drive layout? What transmission did he use?
i have mine built by the famous one builder in Batangas,Engine Silver top 20vlave..
jao mendoza Ever considered a Rover V8?
It does need more of a anti roll cage. Your jeep is awesome. We have 13 of those old military jeeps in our collection 7 are still in the crates. The rest are in various running conditions. We never thought or doing this.
I'd be afraid to drive it fast too without seatbelts....you just might fall out of it.
Thats why Filipino's got balls to drive this kind of things
Seriously come on a seat belt makes u safe thats like a quad trust u would rather fall out! This new generation gets scared way too easy!!!
Hahahaha
If you would rather fall out of a vehicle going 70 than wear a seatbelt, then you should go try it
phillip stein we filipinos drive like that my guy lol
Insane driveway build! Love the PI.
Omg! Best jeep in the world!! Beautiful build
..come here to the philipines you see crazy jeeps..that is what we called owner jeep
proud to be FILIPINO!! he is from PHILIPPINES..🇵🇭
We want a whole series with larry just shooting and driving insane abominations
Such a kick ass Jeep!!!
In the Philippines you either you get jeep or civic or corrola 90s model for first car
I had yutivo 68 camaro as my first car
My first car is an owner type jeep. With 1.6 mitsubishi saturn engine
From Philippines here 🇵🇭
I have this old Willys mail jeep that I have been saving for a project like this. Going to start chopping it up soon.
Car is so sick! Great work my man so much imagination put on this jeep!👌👌
Cool build.... I've always wanted to lower and build a old Jeep.... already done a lifted trail dedicated one.... Handled itself really good from from a red light and in curves...
Larry!! The PhotoNinja! Good to see him.
“Ang astig ng jeep mo kuya “ ... this reminds me my first car back in philippines , it brings me so much memory. Goodjob larry.
Philippine laughing they say “We got dat and it’s called a tamiya”
That's Filipino engineering level💯🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭😘😘😘
This vehicles are called OTJ - Owner Type Jeeps - used privately in the Philippines commonly, customized & fabricated chassis from scratch.
Theory is that after WW2, with so many leftover Jeeps & Willys, they were customized as cargo vehicles, customized using stainless steel & other salvaged parts.
Diverged into 2 kinds actually - the long body Jeepneys used as public transport & these OTJs as of present.
With the OTJs, we get this slammed, short body, front mid engine Jeeps using Japanese engines.
Very light frame (violates alot of safety compliance of today especially in the West) & hell fun.
It's one of those open secret car culture in Asia that hasn't made it to mainstream media just yet.
Top de mais
7008films veio gravar vídeos com os gringos
hey, look, Larry is finally doing something IN a car...
Represent! 3pm squad from PH
PROUD TO BE A FILIPINO 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Tae
god damn, I guess I need to visit the Philippines!
Von Hassen i’ll be your guide! We got everything from Japanese Imports, Italian Stallions, American Muscle, German Runners, all the way to our Philippine Exclusive Jeepneys!
Me too
@@sagarisone Ill fly out tomorrow please lol
@@yeahrightmate ...no brains? Really huh?...
Search..tamiya owner jeep philippines..theres more
What an Insane Build!! 💪💪
I wish I had a jeep but I don't think I could ever bring myself to drop it. When I think of Jeeps I think 4X4s Off road badasses. Never low rider type stuff but this one is a one of a kind.
Wow that looks amazing, that’s something else
Last time i came this early...
She got mad
Fiat600 ProjectChannel haha
Who else immediately started scouring CL for flat fender Jeep projects?
Love all the Larry content!!
Willys jeep has more torque than hosepower. Pretty sure they came stock wit less than a 100hp lolz
Larry I think you need to visit some country folk maybe even some hill billys they might make ya smile !
thanks for representig our country KABAYAN!!!!! proud kami sayo
Good vibes. Great car.
Proud Pinoy here 👌🏻
That camaro burnout though!
Maraming Salamat Joel... 😭
Rest In Peace Joel Tan
Oww! Is he? What happened? 😱😢
RIP sir
Very cool build!!
Ultimate car for beginners
It's got no blind spots
Love that thing looks like a blast to drive.
that jeep is sick af
Wow...nicely done👌👍👏♥️🇵🇭
All grandfathers here in Philippines own a jeep willys.
Wow ... Amazing👍👍👍👍👍👍