Can't see it holding together but nevertheless..

[shakari]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgwF8mdQwlw&feature=player_embedded

[suzq044]

It's exactly why they were built the way they were built, easily torn apart, easily put back together.

[npd811]

OK, that was pretty interesting. I can't figure out the cooling system or brakes. Anyone know how they didn't spill any coolant? As for the brakes, does it even have any?

[suzq044]

I noticed the engine didn't exactly sound like an old 4 jeep.. IE - almost nothing from the engine bay when they drove to or from the disassembly point.

If it weren't for the exhaust pipe hanging down, I'd say, maybe it were electric.

[68glad]

It takes me that long just to put on & tighten my u-joint straps.

[gotmike]

my thought was... everything the engine needs attached to the engine... not sure how the driveline connected up... but a slip shaft with no seal is easy enough to pull out... a brake on the trans yolk, handle bolted to the trans... and an open trans tunnel... don't know about the steering... no fluid in the radiator... no nut's tightened in the leaf springs... no body mounts bolted on... basically not at all road worthy...

[1jeep4me]

Cool stuff, I know my WT just like that. If there were 6 or 8 of me I could do the same to my FSJ

[jaber]

That was fun to watch, thanks for sharin....:thumbsup: