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A rare 45-year-old Kaiser military Jeep gets a junkyard rebuild by bobbing the bed and locking the axles.
A rare 45-year-old Kaiser military Jeep gets a junkyard rebuild by bobbing the bed and locking the axles.
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S2, EP6 "Project: LockJaw"A rare 45-year-old Kaiser military Jeep gets a junkyard rebuild by bobbing the bed and locking the axles.
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S2, EP9 "Lock Jaw: Hemi"Tearing down and refreshing a junkyard 5.7L Hemi for a 1968 military Kaiser Jeep off-road rat rod.
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S2, EP11 "Lock Jaw: Final Prep"Fabricating a custom stainless exhaust and plumbing the fuel system to wrap up the junkyard military Jeep.
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S2, EP12 "Lock Jaw: Cage Fight"Bullet-proofing a rusted out M715 Jeep; fabricating the ultimate driver cage with high-tech tubing bender.
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