Military Vehicle Display at Double Roads Tavern
Military Vehicle Display at Double Roads Tavern: History You Can Touch
Experience a piece of World War II history up close at Double Roads Tavern in Jupiter on Saturday, August 22, 2026, when the 16th Armored Division Reenactment Group brings a collection of historic military vehicles to town for a free public display.
Event Details
Military Vehicle Display at Double Roads Tavern
🕘 Saturday, August 22 | 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
📍 Double Roads Tavern
103 US-1 Suite A1, Jupiter, FL
🎟️ Free and open to the public
Families, history enthusiasts, veterans, and curious visitors are invited to get an up-close look at authentic World War II-era vehicles while meeting the volunteers who preserve, maintain, and restore these incredible pieces of American military history.
Historic Military Vehicles on Display
The 16th Armored Division Reenactment Group maintains an impressive motor pool of historic vehicles, with the collection including:
- 1944 Willys MB — the iconic World War II Jeep
- 1945 Dodge WC-51 Troop Carrier
- 1942 White M3A1 Scout Car
- 1942 White M2A1 Halftrack
- 1942 Ford GPW — Ford’s version of the classic World War II Jeep
- 1943 Bantam T3 Trailer
- 1940 Dodge D19 Luxury Liner
- 1943 Dodge WC-63 / L60 Bofors
- 1943 GMC CCKW Model 352 — the legendary “Deuce and a Half”
Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about the history, engineering, restoration, and preservation work behind the vehicles directly from the volunteers who care for them.
Keeping Military History Alive
The 16th Armored Division Reenactment Group was established to help preserve U.S. military history and introduce younger generations to the people, equipment, and stories of the World War II era.
Its volunteers dedicate countless hours to keeping historic military vehicles roadworthy and ready for educational displays and living history events. Each vehicle is individually owned, registered, insured, and maintained by members of the organization.
Supporting America’s Veterans
The event will also help raise awareness and support for Honor Flight, which honors American veterans by helping them travel to Washington, D.C., to visit the memorials dedicated to their service.
Bring the family and spend the afternoon experiencing military history in a way you normally only get to see in museums or photographs.
Whether you’re a military history enthusiast, a vehicle lover, or looking for something unique to do with the kids in Jupiter this weekend, the Military Vehicle Display at Double Roads Tavern offers a rare opportunity to see World War II history up close.
