Inside Local Factory Building Jeep Vehicle Body by Hands

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Published 2024-04-26
In this episode on Tekniq, we will observe the manufacture of vintage jeep bodies at MD Juan Enterprises, Inc. - A local Philippine factory still conducting most of the build by hand.
All Comments (21)
  • @markw4263
    I like it that they make the thing with Vise-grips and hammers!
  • @percivalbalogo248
    I'll be having one of that soon. I placed my order already. By God's grace it's done by next month. Yeah!
  • @johndoyle4723
    Thanks, the finished product looks good. At least they had safety gear on, maybe only for the video, but it looks safe enough compared with some I have seen. Good to see such hard working people making things, many western countries have lost their manufacturing skills.
  • @williambarry8015
    Those people are smart. Take something that is simple and super cool and make them and sell them. Those skilled labor guys are just as good as robots and automation without having to invest billions.
  • @omarfonseca7397
    Muchas gracias por su video Dios los bendiga familia buen trabajo
  • @jorgevalbuena8836
    que bueno que mantienen la presencia de este bello carro, pionero de los verdaderos 4x4
  • @achillzilizele4187
    Kerja yang seperti ini dari segi kualitas dan kekuatan sudah di pastikan lebih kuat🎉
  • @Peter-dd3br
    My buddy's next door neighbor had a real WW2 Jeep, and one thing I noticed is the metal is thick. Apparently they used 18 gauge for the floor and 16 gauge for the rest. Modern cars use 20 gauge (higher number is thinner), these reproductions look like probably 22 gauge. So it looks good, but it's a pale shadow of the original in terms of the material they're using.
  • @endangsuprihatna4307
    Sangat bagus dan profesional dilengkapi dengan peralatan yang cukup dan tenaga kerja yang baik.
  • @thiagojoseferbit
    These ones, without high quality standards, should take more of a beating than the “new” Jeep (FIAT).