A highly reliable motorcycle produced in over 60 000 pieces. It was used to command convoys or as a signal or police vehicle. It was supplied in models WLA and WLC (for Canada) – which differed in some details.

Probably the world’s most renowned all-terrain vehicle. The Willys company started its production in 1941 and manufactured it in large series (359 851 pieces). In 1942 Ford joined as a co-producer (277 878 pieces) of the legendary jeep. There were several differences from the MB model (e.g. the frame cross member under the radiator was a U-profile, contrary to the Willys’ tubular profile).

A respected T214 represents the three-fourths of a ton category of US Army vehicles. It was produced in large numbers and in different variants. The vehicle in the picture is a WC 51 type. It was the most numerous, the WC 52 variant was equipped with a winch. A 3 775 cc six cylinder provided up to 92 HP.

This version is marked as Command car. It differs from the WC 51 and 52 types in its body execution which was adapted for transportation of four persons. Due to its purpose these vehicles were attractive targets for enemy gunfire. The winch equipped variant with was marked as WC 57. In 1942–44 the total of 28 635 pieces of these attractive but rather uneconomical machines were produced.

Robust, agile, and trouble-free vehicle was incorporated to the army service in 1952. This vehicle was also marked as Willys MD. It replaced the M38, which was found to be rather inefficient. The engine with the F head (Hurricane) gives 72 HP. Its production was closed in 1958. The civilian version M38A1 was produced as CJ5.

It was a response of Ford to the successful German “Munga” all-terrain vehicle, which was characteristic by its compact design, independent wheel suspension, and easy maintenance. The prototype was designed in 1954; the M151 serial production was launched in 1960. The M 151A1 and A2 modifications were introduced mainly in order to improve some of the unsafe handling properties – when in a skid the M151 tends to tip over.