Resto-modding is a fascinating form of art that blends the old and the new, and more people are joining the trend. One of the key lures of the restomod culture is how the modification procedure crucially overcomes performance barriers in the original vehicle. Most of the time, these upgrades prove to be even more dependable than the factory components they swap out throughout the restomod process. They are fun and easier to take on modern roads, you can put your creativity on it, and everything will work properly. This is one such restomod example of the 1947 Willys-Jeep Overland, the civilian version of the little truck that helped win a world war. This time around, it’s ready to win over your heart with exciting upgrades inside and out. Coming to you all the way from Missouri, it also boasts a joyful surprise underneath its hood.