The drivers hands and arms move and the passenger operates the phone when the jeep is running.

The underside is in the same flawless condition as the rest of this precious jeep and is also all tin metal. Two 1.5V batteries operate this jeep with an ON/OFF switch at the bottom left. The jeep drives straight, then makes periodic turns; the driver's arms, attached to the steering wheel, move at the same time and it looks as if the driver is making the turn and not the device on the underside.

This wonderful 11-1/2 x 5 x 5 inch (length x width x height) very heavy tin metal jeep looks like it just "rolled off the assembly line", 50-60 years after it was made in Japan! This is one of the nicest antique model jeeps one can find. A unique item of historic value for anyone with an interest in World War Two, Willys MB and Ford GPW jeeps, jeep models, etc.! A great display item for every military vehicle museum, US Army museum, private collection, jeep buff, ...!

The windshield can be folded down, just like the original.

The jeep is equipped with a radio and a machine gun. On the radio it says Made in Japan but there is no maker mark on this item.

Both headlights work, when the jeep is running!