1943 Willys MB Military Jeep

Description

This 1943 Willys MB Military Jeep is a restored 4x4 that comes with pretty much every feature around to be a proper WWII useful tool. That means everything from a gun rack to an attached full trailer. So if you're looking for a true hero with all the trimmings, this sharp-looking military machine really delivers.

The army's olive drab paint is instantly recognizable for purpose-built machines. Of course, it's also all the features you see on this one that reminds you of the Jeep's versatility. You usually find an MB Jeep with a few accessories, but this one seems to have them all. This has the front tow bar, side-mounted shovel, side-mounted ax, full-size spare tire, and Jerry can on the rear. This even has quite an attractive khaki canvas removable top. You also have a tow-behind trailer that currently has extra tires and useful accessories. It all lets you show off the best of a vehicle that was engineered to get the job done. But you can tell there's something more going on with this one. The exceptional look of the panels and the smooth matte finish clue you into a quality restoration that occurred only about 1,100 miles ago. So these MB Jeeps often show a hard life of being a continuous hero, this one almost looks like it's showing up for its first day of duty. So you just know there are plenty of parades and shows that are going to ask you to show this one off.

The Jeep was quite basic inside, and that's part of the fun. This has full seating, and the canvas covers have a durable appearance that's ready for the robust outdoor lifestyle. There are even robust rubber floor mats. The steering wheel is thin/grippy steel, and you have the essential gauges in the center. The whole idea is to be both robust and foolproof. That's why the four-wheel-drive instructions have their own metal plaque on the dash.

These weren't about all-out power, but the 134 cubic-inch inline-four was actually a big reason why the military chose Willys for a role in manufacturing the wartime Jeep. The Go Devil motor proved to deliver good torque and was as reliable as an American soldier. This one looks like it has received the same level of investment as the interior and exterior to deliver something clean, complete, and quite authentic. That's why this motor fires up eagerly and runs with a strength that really puts you in touch with the wartime feeling. And the three-speed manual transmission puts you in firm control of the motor. Steel wheels with reproduction Firestone military-style off-road tires provide the finishing touch for just the right look.

Complete with the owner's manual, no matter if you want to use this for parades, ice cream runs, or even genuine 4x4 driving, this true American hero is ready for its next patriot. Is that you? Call today!!!