Military Vehicle Magazine’s “2021 All-World Virtual Military Vehicle Show”

More than 90 historic military vehicles from around the world competed for top honors and induction into the Military Vehicles Magazine Hall of Fame

Back in early 2020, the staff of Military Vehicles Magazine looked for ways to keep our hobby vibrant and engaging. 

One of those efforts was the creation of the “All-World Virtual Military Vehicle Show. Using Facebook’s “Groups” feature, we invited our 42,000+ followers to participate by posting photos of their vehicles and vote for their favorites by “liking.”

Based on the popularity of that show, we decided to make the online military vehicle rally an annual event. We partnered with two sponsors, The Museum of American Armor and FreightMonster.com to invite participants to enter the 2021 All World Vehicle Show. 

The Museum of American Armor, a co-Sponsor of the 2021 All-World Online Military Vehicle Show.

Over the next following eight months, enthusiasts from all over the world entered more than 90 vehicles. Nearly 10,000 visitors cast votes for their favorite vehicles. We are delighted to share these photos of the top vote-receiving vehicles as well a recap of all the entrants.  

Thanks to all who participated and to our sponsors, The Museum of American Armor and FreightMonster.com, All of you made this show possible! Together, we strive to preserve the memories of veterans who relied o. these vehicles to "Keep 'em rolling!"

FreightMonster.com, a co-Sponsor of the 2021 All-World Online Military Vehicle Show.

2021 All World Virtual MV Show: Winners

Top Vote winners received a certificate, dash plaque, 1-year subscription to Military Vehicles Magazine, and a laminated MVM Hall of Fame window sign.

TOP VOTES: 1/4-ton Jeeps

Mike Newberry's 1953 M38A1 with 448 votes

Runner Up: 1/4-ton Jeeps

John Neuenburg's SAS Jeep with 342 votes

TOP VOTES: Trucks, 1/2-3/4-ton

Keith Gabrielson's 2953 M37 with 246 votes

Runner Up: Trucks, 1/2 to 3/4-ton

Mike Campbell's 1954 M37 with 147 votes

TOP VOTES: Trucks, 1 to 2-ton

Dave Schwarz's 1967 M725 with 174 votes

 Runner Up: Trucks, 1 to 2-ton

Carl Strickler's 1967 M725 with 38 votes

TOP VOTES: Trucks, 2-1/2-ton and Larger

Scott Penniman's 1990 M36A2  with 108 votes

Runner Up: Trucks 2-1/2-ton and Larger

Randalll Gorset's 1942 Autocar U7144

TOP VOTES: Armor / Tracked

Dave Chaney's 1969 V100 Commando with 250 votes

Runner Up: Armor / Tracked

Russ Cihlar's M2A1 1942 Autocar half-track with 181 votes

TOP VOTES: All Other Vehicles (TIE)

John Neuenburg's Indian 640 with 183 votes
Rob Frederick's 1941 Oldsmobile with 183 votes

Runner Up: All other vehicles

Alan Jacobus' Case SI Airborne 1943 with 111 votes

VIEW THE ENTRANTS

We want to thank everyone who participated. This has been a lot of fun. We were able to see vehicles from around the world. 

To share them all with you, we have created the galleries organized in our judging categories. The vehicles appear in no special order and do not reflect the number of "votes" received.

Thank you to all who entered and voted. This has been a really fun show. We hope you enjoyed "going to the show" while remaining safe in your own home.

Based on the popularity of this show, we will host another All World Vehicle Show. Log onto our Military Vehicles Magazine's Facebook page and watch for details. Or, subscribe to our FREE Militar-E-News for announcements and all the latest in hobby news.

Be safe and “Keep ‘em rolling!”

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John Adams-Graf ("JAG" to most) is the editor of Military Trader and Military Vehicles Magazine. He has been a military collector for his entire life. The son of a WWII veteran, his writings carry many lessons from the Greatest Generation. JAG has authored several books, including multiple editions of Warman's WWII Collectibles, Civil War Collectibles, and the Standard Catalog of Civil War Firearms. He is a passionate shooter, wood-splitter, kayaker, and WWI AEF Tank Corps collector.