1942 Willys MB Jeep | Overview and Drive!

Hello! This video covers my 1942 Willys MB Slat Grill Jeep. We will review the history of this jeep and take it for a drive.
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Music via epidemicsound.com, "Railroad Trail" by Martin Klem
Disclaimer: Al's Garage assumed no liability for damage or injury caused as a result of any of the information presented in this video. Use information at your own risk.

[@JimGoodwin-sh4wg]

Awesome video! I love how you brought it back without disturbing your family modifications.
I did a similar thing with my 1943 GPW. I do the static displays and parades, but it’s most fun just driving the dirt roads and trails. Spot on!

[@Arno_L]

Love the sound of the Go Devil😊

[@AirborneMediaScotland]

My 44 Willys mb had the rear fenders reshape by a chubby owner but your is a bit neater than mine ,it was cut and welded and reshaped with a large hammer ,I’m going to replace both of them with new ones. I’ve enjoyed your rebuild videos thanks from Scotland

[@AlsGarageRestorations]

Greetings! Those rear fenders and driving position was certainly meant for smaller drivers when they were first produced. I can see why many made the adjustment. Good luck with your repairs!

[@peanut3050]

GREAT VEHICLE AND GREAT STORY--I HAVE A 43 GPW LOVE THESE LITTLE VEHICLES EVEN THOUGH MY BELLY DRAGS ON THE WHEEL!😆😆😆

[@garywheeler2055]

Followed your resto of the cab jeep. Great help doing my 43 resto. Great videos 🇨🇦🍻

[@MG-id7hl]

Greetings from Northern Ireland...really enjoyed this video. I recently bought a Hotchkiss M201 Jeep. Hoping to get it home from England in August after some WW2 adaptions. Know very little about Jeeps so found this a great insight. Many thanks...Mike

[@bruceklassen8261]

I own a 1942 Willys MB Canadian addition😊

[@WahyuDolopo]

Im come from indonesian