One of the earliest models WIKING ever made, this Willys Jeep left a distinctive mark on their model vehicle range - and for good reason. An embodiment of the Allies’ presence dominating people's everyday lives, the American Jeep rose to rank among the most popular all-wheel drive vehicles of the early fifties - becoming a model-making must for WIKING head Fritz Peltzer! Unveiled in 1949, the CJ-3A was already furnished with a single-pane windscreen. With the 1951 model year, the manufacturer introduced a slightly slimmed-down Farm Jeep, which serves as the model for WIKING’s rendition. By 1953, no fewer than 131,843 units were made of this type CJ-3A Jeep. Bearing the designation of M38, the military version of the CJ-3A was powered by a 2.2 litre engine, had a length of 3.3 metres and tipped the scales at just 823 kg.

Body ivory beige, chassis black. Seat clay brown, inserted steering wheel black. Wheel rims orange. Headlamps painted silver, “Willys” lettering imprinted black. “Willys” lettering on the sides also in black. Tail lights imprinted red. Glazing with black frame.