Videos tagged with Custom Jeep

This YouTube video, titled "REAL Call of Duty Jeep😳 #cod", features a real-world Jeep that is apparently inspired by or associated with the video game franchise Call of Duty. The description is very brief, providing no specific details about the Jeep's modifications, origin, or any firearms-related content. However, the title's use of "REAL" and the gaming hashtag suggest a focus on bringing virtual elements into reality. Without further information from a transcript or more detailed description, it's impossible to ascertain if any firearms are actually present or discussed in the video.

This video showcases an unusual and attention-grabbing stunt: taking a "SHOT UP" Jeep to an AutoZone. The phrasing suggests a possible interaction or demonstration involving firearms or firearm-related damage to the vehicle, which is then brought to an auto parts store. The exact nature of the "SHOT UP" aspect and the purpose of visiting AutoZone are left to the viewer's imagination, creating intrigue around the content.

This video addresses driveline vibrations in a 1999 Diesel Jeep Cherokee XJ. The creator details the causes of these vibrations and provides a step-by-step guide to installing a Slip Yoke Eliminator (SYE) kit in the NP231 Transfer Case. The installation of a Tom Woods driveshaft is also covered, highlighting its quality and suitability for high-torque applications like a diesel swap. The creator expresses satisfaction with the upgrades, noting a significant improvement in performance.

This video features a walk-around of Mike Hernandez's Jeep Gladiator Rubicon, built for overlanding and recreational adventuring. The vehicle has been customized over a year and is designed to offer both overlanding and rock-crawling capabilities while remaining a daily driver. The description also highlights Fieldcraft Survival's mission to enhance survival capabilities through education, training, and equipment, and promotes Mike Glover's upcoming book "Prepared."

This video documents the continuation of the Brownells Adventure Dream Rig build. The Jeep's frame has been extended, and significant metalwork is underway with the construction of a new aluminum body. The project is evolving into an "ultimate adventure machine" rather than a conventional 4WD overland vehicle. Future installments will cover a special paint job, and the completed rig will be showcased at Overland Expo West in Flagstaff, Arizona, from May 17-19, 2019. A link to the previous "Getting Started" episode and a Brownells desert adventure campaign is provided.

This YouTube video showcases custom-built Jeeps by Novak Conversions. While the title and description focus heavily on vehicles and off-road modifications, the video content itself is not about firearms. The description includes standard YouTube creator promotional links for subscriptions, Patreon, merchandise, Amazon tools, and other social media channels.

This video showcases an "attack vehicle" described as a one-of-a-kind Jeep, featuring an AK-47. The creator, Dragonman, films the Jeep approaching on his road, highlighting the firearm and the vehicle. He expresses his hope that viewers enjoy the demonstration and have a good weekend.

This video features "Dragonman" showcasing his custom "attack vehicle," a modified Jeep, and demonstrating his AK-47. He describes the Jeep as a one-of-a-kind vehicle packed with firepower. The content focuses on the unique combination of a heavily armed vehicle and firearm demonstration, with a brief mention of his merchandise.