1942 Willys MB
The 1942 Willys MB "Slatgrille" was an early variant of the World War II Jeep, known for its ruggedness and versatility in challenging terrains. This jeep is equiped with a .30 caliber gas fired machine gun.
1942 Willys MB
This variant featured a stamped grille for easier production and became a staple of military transport during the war.
1942 Ford GPW Ambulance
Ford's version of the military jeep adapted for medical transport, designed to carry injured personnel efficiently.
1943 Ford GPW
This "Army Jeep" is used by our signal corps as a radio communications vehicle.
1942 Dodge WC-21 Truck
A versatile light weapons carrier that served as a reliable asset for transporting equipment and troops.
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1941 Dodge WC-7 Command Car
The Dodge WC-7 was a command vehicle used by military leaders for better communication and strategic planning.
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1943 Dodge WC-54 Ambulance
A highly durable ambulance used during WWII, capable of providing medical support in challenging conditions.
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1943 Dodge WC-62 1 1/2 ton Weapons/Personnel Carrier
This model served dual purposes in military operations, transporting both personnel and weapons.
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1942 GMC CCKW 2 ½ Ton Truck
The GMC CCKW was essential for military logistics, carrying large loads of supplies across difficult terrain. This is the long wheel-base model with a machine gun ring above the cab.
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1942 M3A1 White Scout Car
A fast and nimble vehicle designed for reconnaissance and scouting, with enhanced durability for tough missions.
1942 M3A1 White Half Track
The half-track design allowed for superior off-road mobility and was used for both combat and transport purposes.
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M100 & MBT ¼ Ton Trailer
A versatile trailer designed to carry supplies and equipment alongside military vehicles like the Jeep.
Ben Hur 1 Ton Trailer
Officially known as the 1-ton, 2-wheel cargo trailer, it earned the nickname "Ben Hur" because of its sturdy design and utility, reminiscent of the Roman chariot in the 1925 film Ben-Hur. These trailers were widely used to transport supplies, equipment, and rations across rough terrain during the war.
40mm Bofors Gun
A powerful anti-aircraft gun used during WWII, known for its effectiveness against enemy aircraft and other targets.
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1943 Harley Davidson WLA
The 1943 Harley-Davidson WLA, known as the "Liberator," was a rugged motorcycle used extensively by Allied forces during World War II, valued for its reliability in delivering messages, transporting soldiers, and performing reconnaissance missions across challenging terrains.
1942 Packard Clipper
The 1942 Packard Clipper, with its sleek design, marked a shift in automotive styling before wartime production halted civilian models. Packard then focused on military contributions, including aircraft engines and vehicles.
1945 Chevrolet 1 1/2 Ton Truck
The 1945 G506 1 1/2 Ton Truck, also known as the Chevrolet G506, was a vital 4x4 vehicle used by the U.S. military in World War II. Designed for transport and logistics, it could carry a 1.5-ton payload over rough terrain, aiding in troop movement, cargo delivery, and artillery towing. With over 500,000 units produced, the G506 played a crucial role in military operations across Europe and the Pacific.
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1944 M29C Weasel
The 1944 M29C Weasel was a lightweight, amphibious tracked vehicle used by the U.S. military in WWII. Designed for tough terrain and water crossings, it played a key role in transport and supply missions in both Europe and the Pacific.
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