“This is such a simple idea and actually doesn’t look out of place on my Jeep, I’ve had military vehicle vehicles for years and some really nasty near misses too. Having this on the back seems to keep other cars away a bit more and the whole experience feels safer. Also I know that if I do break down people are less likely to go into the back of me cos there’s a big reflective sign instead of a matt green vehicle against what is normally a green background”
– Andy.P from Greater London. Willys M38A1d settings.

“I have trialled these on a mixture of motorway, A and B roads to various shows over the summer. People definitely seem to hold back more than in the past. I found it held onto the bustle cage of my Jeep with no problem after I relocated my trailer board. I also tried it attached to a jerry can and spare wheel and it was fine. It definitely worked well as an additional warning device and the ‘stopped’ sign on the other side would be useful in the event of an incident”
– Michael.E from Hampshire. Willy’s MB

“I was happy to try these out because people always drive too close, when I’m fully loaded on my way to a show I’ve got tents, food fuel as well as the kitchen sink so I’m not as quick – especially when going uphill. A polite sign on the back seems to make all the difference, people get close, read the sign thanking them for being patient then drop back. I’ve also noticed that kids are more interested in a ‘classic military vehicle as well so when they do overtake they wave which means they’ve obviously been talking about my UAZ in their car”.
– Max. B from Somerset. Russian UAZ 469

“At first I wasn’t sure about this idea but I’ve had some near misses with ‘reckless tailgaters’ over the years so I was happy to give it a go. I’ve tried it on my Series 1 to and from shows all summer long and it has honestly really made a difference. People are much more friendly and courteous and seem to drop back instead of trying to ‘push me along’. The soft bonded rubber edges are also really clever because it doesn’t damage my paintwork. My wife likes to come to the smaller shows with me and she was especially keen because it makes the vehicle stand out better, give more distance so naturally we feel it makes our journey safer”.
– Peter. C from Leicestershire. SWB (RAF) Landrover