1951 Willys M38

A 1951 Willys M38, manufactured in New York, United States, stands as a historic and distinctive vehicle. This military-grade Jeep, originating from the Village/Town of Mount Kisco, is powered by a robust 134ci inline-four engine connected to a three-speed manual transmission for robust off-road capability. It was meticulously modified and refurbished in the style of a Korean War-era jeep around 2013, culminating in an impressive array of period-style weapons and gear. Notably, it features a simulated-fire M2 .50-caliber machine gun and a deactivated M20 "Super Bazooka," lending it an authentic feel while ensuring safety through its non-functional status. Despite these added elements, the vehicle is grounded in its original design elements of 1951, making for a captivating blend between history and modification.

Last bid: $20,000