You control the action—forward, reverse, turn left and right . . . just like a real tank. Powerful motor and super-traction tank treads to climb over obstacles. You can turn and elevate the battle cannon (manually). INCLUDES: G. I. Joe Figure: 'STEELER.' (1982)
MOBAT has super climbing ability and moves at your command! Includes G. I. Joe figure STEELER. Batteries required. (1983) Use the MOBAT to knock out the H.I.S.S.! It has super climbing ability and moves at your command. Includes G. I. Joe figure STEELER. Batteries required (not included). (1984)

The first motorized G. I. Joe vehicle, and the premiere vehicle of 1982. Issued with new perforated treads in 1983. Repainted in 1985 as the CAT and again as the MOBAT in 1998 and the CAT II in 2003.

Based on the U.S. Army's most advanced and sophisticated designs. Free-rolling wheels. Twin machine gun swivels and elevates. Pull the trigger and watch the guns fire and recoil: (Does not Shoot!). Includes: G. I. Joe Figure: 'CLUTCH.' (1982)
It's the latest in rapid 4-wheel drive vehicles. Includes G. I. Joe figure CLUTCH. (1983)

The first vehicle to be redone; the remolded but similar VAMP Mark II was released in 1984. A third VAMP, based on the Desert Striker, was released in 2004 as a Toys 'R Us exclusive with a repaint of the Whirlwind, and was repainted for the 2007 Convention VAMP. Another VAMP has been announced for 2008. When the Mark II was introduced, Hasbro cleared out its remaining stock of VAMPs in 1984 through a Sears-exclusive pack containing the VAMP and HAL together.

The Army's top secret weapons system! Twin-barrelled lasers rotate and elevate. Folding support leg and movable tow arms can be hooked onto VAMP for quick transport. Includes: G. I. Joe Figure: 'GRAND SLAM.' (1982) Rotate and elevate the lasers on this top secret weapon. Includes G. I. Joe figure GRAND SLAM. (1983)

Re-released in 1983 with a swivel-arm version of the red-padded Grand Slam, making the only time during the line's original run in which the same character was available in stores with two entirely different vehicles. Later available (without Grand Slam) with the VAMP as a 1984 Sears exclusive. Also available through several mail-in offers in 1984 and 1985, as well as the G.I. Joe Bugle offer in 1990 and 1991.

You pretend G. I. Joe can fly high over danger. Twin-rocket jet pack attaches to all G. I. Joe figures. Includes: Rapid-Fire Laser Blaster and Launch Pad with Adjustable Legs for Rough Terrain. (1982) Pretend G. I. Joe can fly high over danger. Includes G. I. Joe figure GRAND SLAM. (1983)

Released with the second version of Grand Slam (silver pads) in 1983 (Item # 6065; $4.20); otherwise unchanged. Jet pack portion included with 1987 Starduster.

For defense against air or tank attacks. Missiles rotate and elevate and are removable for pretend launches. Free-rolling wheels, detachable control panel, folding legs. Includes: G. I. Joe Figure: 'HAWK.' (1982) Missiles rotate and elevate and are removable for launches. Includes G. I. Joe figure HAWK. (1983)

Originally to be called the Hawk Missile System (since they are Hawk missiles), but the name was changed to avoid the suggestion that G. I. Joe was using nuclear weapons. The included figure was given the name Hawk instead. Also available through several mail-in offers from 1984 to 1986. Repainted as part of the Sears-exclusive SMS in 1985.

Race into action! Detachable 20 MM Vulcan Gatling Cannon Side Car. Free-rolling wheels, front fork turns. Super-Realistic detail and aerodynamic styling. (1982)
Race into action on the RAM! Includes detachable 20mm Vulcan Gatling Cannon. Other figures sold separately. (1983)

Similar in design to the 1985/1997 Silver Mirage. Repainted in 1986 as part of the Sears-exclusive Dreadnok Ground Assault.