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Der Willys MB, mit der Armeebezeichung ¼-ton 4 × 4 truck,[1] gilt als der Urahn aller sogenannten „Jeeps“. Er wurde aufgrund einer Ausschreibung der US-amerikanischen Armee ab dem Jahre 1940 entwickelt. Die US-Armee suchte damals ein kleines und geländegängiges Fahrzeug, das relativ billig und in großer Stückzahl hergestellt werden konnte. „Er ist treu wie ein Hund, stark wie ein Maultier und flink wie eine Bergziege“ beschrieben US-Soldaten während des Zweiten Weltkriegs ihr Allzweckfahrzeug.
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Here is a little mod I made for my MB 174, it's basically the same plane but in a Vichy air force livery :)
MB Arocs 3245 von Armin Hobmaier, Erdbau & Transporte aus Geisenhausen auf der B20 Cham - Landau/Isar.
The Willys MB is a legendary four-wheel-drive military vehicle produced by Willys-Overland Motors for World War II, known for its role in the Allied war effort and its simple, durable design. It was a highly versatile vehicle, used for command, reconnaissance, and towing, and is considered the ancestor of modern SUVs like the Jeep Wrangler. Over 600,000 units were built, and its success led to the development of the civilian Jeep (CJ) series after the war.
This restored 1944 Willys MB, NXS 648 & U.S. Army ‘20649861’, was on display at Gloucestershire Vintage & Country Extravaganza at South Cerney on 2 August 2025.