Rebuilding Wrecked Jeep Wrangler! Frame Damage repair!

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Welcome Back everyone to another Episode of Rush-in Garage Wrangler Build.
In this episode you will see how we swapped the complete frame on our Wrecked Jeep.
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kinda relaxing watching something so damaged come back to life.

brady

Absolutely the best decision to change the frame. It was a lot less work to replace the frame than trying to repair the old frame with that complex section at the front. Just moving the engine mount bracket was way easier and you end up with an OEM safe repair with no concerns about the structural integrity of the frame. Looking forward to seeing more progress and I like the way you don't film every little detail and rather show progress snapshots instead of taking up a lot of time with too much detail. That way you can have the entire rebuild in a sensible number of videos instead of taking like 30 videos for the rebuild.

BrucePierson

Man, this was your best episode yet....I'm very impressed with your progress. Don't make us wait too long for the next episode...this is truly a great build.

harryireland

Is it just me or is silent Bob always doing the actual work in this video😂😂

timothypadilla

You do a great job of keeping the pace of your video fast enough to stay interesting. Other YouTubers progress at a snails pace on their builds. Keep these great videos coming!

johnlivdahl

3 episodes within 7 days, now that's how you run a YouTube channel and keep your subscribers happy.
I still enjoy watching the other YouTubers like Goon's, B is for, Tav, Hoovies, Samcrac and Car Wizard, but this channel is on a level all of it's own.
The others all make very good videos which are entertaining, but Rush-in-Garage is not just amazingly entertaining, but very, very educational as well. You make everything you do look so easy and simple (we know it is nothing like that) and this gives people encouragement to go and do it themselves, where as, with the majority of the other channels, folks look at them and think, I could never do that!
You show people that you don't need big sponsors, or need really, really deep pockets to do what you do and the majority of car enthusiast can do this as well (after watching how to do it here first)
Keep up the really fantastic work guys and the subscribers will come pouring in, I for one am glad I found you all them months ago ( I know it's only been about 8 months, but it feels like you have always been here)

Bootneck-RMC

This channel inspires me to get auctioned vehicles and fix them up thank you

danielhernandezjr.

Great job young men and replacing the frame is the right choice. Good job and thanks for sharing your experience with the rebuild project.

slawkowegrzyn

So much Work in one Video. Amazing. That was a good decision to repair the Frame on this Way. Keep going the good Work.

thomasengel

Wow, what a great build and what’s more a new frame is definitely the way to go. Good decision.

colinratcliffe

DA-MM IT RUSH, your making it LOOK too EASY .... LET'S

TB-kdny

Thats a whole lot of work man! But i agree, i think that was the safest route to take!

wannabefishing

Finally a video without all the musical overlays and noise. Just good tech and good "what to do and how I did it info"...

NO-background-music-in-videos.

Wow! Nice job. 40 minutes to pull the body is crazy fast.

pneilson

Best post yet guy's, straight to the top no question about it. You explained the build in a easy to follow steps without complicated jargon, in other words you guys you Aced it, well done😊😊😊😊👍👍. England 🇬🇧

garyashdown