I searched and didn't readily find that this video had been posted on LOST, so in case ya'll haven't seen it, check out this YouTube video of 6-8 army guys pull up and tear down a WWII era Willis Jeep into major components (obviously some prep work had been done) and then reassemble it and drive off -- all in about 4 minutes.

In spite of this oversimplification, an interesting feat none-the-less. A good reminder of how America's industrial might at the time helped win WWII.

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2009 KK Limited 4x4
Jeep Green/partially dechromed/Sunroof/OEM Skids/
Gray Leather/uConnect GPS-Nav/DVD Head Rests/
MtnLuvr's Off-Road Front Winch Bumper, Heavy Duty Rock Sliders, Heavy Duty Off-Road Rear Bumper/JBA 4" AaS Lift w/UCAs/16x8's w/ 245/75R16 GY MT/Rs

Coming:

Fun! They're not going to get far with that dangling exhaust system, though.

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2003 Liberty, ARB bumper w fogs and KC SlimLites
Front Franky II HD, rear OME948 w Rancho RS9000/XL shocks
LT245/75R16C Duratracs on Moabs
4.10 gears, front & rear ARB lockers, Boulder Bars, AFE Stage 2 intake
Surco rack w BajaRack jerry can holder
Cobra 75 WX ST

06 LJ Rubi, 3.5" RE SA and 33" BFG KM2s, GenRight tank