Vehicle identity requests

[Hans 1942]

Hi all,

1. Steyr 530 (1935)


Andrey

[Bill Murray]

Very well done, Andrey and thank you!!!

Steyr model 530 was on my own "short list" in the second part of my search but I looked at hundreds of photos of this car and did not find one with that specific type of louvers in the side of the motor hood. I was also looking at the year range 1937-1940 which did not help!

So the photo must have been taken early in the war, and probably in Austria which was not under any kind of attack threat.

Bill

[Hans 1942]

Hi Bill,

Thank you very much!

5. Wanderer W 24

http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/Hauptseit ... r_w24.html

http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/w/38w24l2r.jpg

Best regards

Andrey

[kerryboo]

Oops! Right car, wrong photo!
Kerry.

[Hans 1942]

4. Mercedes-Benz 260 D.

http://www.autogallery.org.ru/k/m/mbo3472.jpg


Andrey

[Hans 1942]

Hi Markus!

You are right. Thanks!


Regards

Andrey

[udondave]

HI all /thanks for your help above Andrey.

Is this field kitchen with dual tyres unusual?

Best regards, Dave

[udondave]

Hello everyone,

Is this a Ford V8-G48 ? And was towing a trailer common with these cars?

Cheers, Dave

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Dave,
I agree with your ID of a Ford-Köln V8-G48 Cabriolet ca.1935-1936:

http://www.autogallery.org.ru/

As to the trailer question, I don't know how common it was but I haven't seen too many.

[SIS 5]

Hi Dave,

to the field kitchen: it is a captured Russian field kitchen type KP - 3 - 37 (КП = кухня полевая - 3 - 37). I have seen many pics of this field kitchen with dual tyres. So it was not unusual. But I don´t think that it was the original outfit. The mudguards are smaller than the dual tyres. I have reason to believe that it depended on the bad roads in Russia. Here a pic of this kitchen from http://www.acemodel.com.ua . On Holger´s site http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de there is also a good pic of this kitchen.

Regards

Bert

[udondave]

Thank you very much Bert for the field kitchen ID.

Is this a Hf. 14? ( it may well the one with the 'borrowed' wheels posted earlier)

Cheers, Dave

[Maxschnauzer]

Hello Dave,
It's not an Hf.14. My guess would be captured, possibly Russian judging by the cast star on the door. Here is a pic of a similar one from http://www.panzerarmee.com/

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If I may offer a friendly suggestion: Maybe consider posting your very interesting Field Kitchen photos here in the Field Kitchen thread http://forum.axishistory.com/viewtopic. ... 7&t=152538 for the benefit of the folks who specialize in this topic?

[udondave]

Thanks for ID (good pick up on the star) and also friendly advice Max.
Cheers, Dave

[Hans 1942]

Hi all,

1. BMW 321 ?
2. Mercedes-Benz-340 ?
3. Citroen ?
4. DKW F5 ?
5. Wanderer W 24 ?

http://photo.qip.ru/users/coast70/

Andrey

[Maxschnauzer]

Hello Andrey,

#2: Agree

http://www.benzworld.org/forums/vintage-mercedes-benz/1647040-mercedes-benz-original-photos-6.html

#5: Definitely:

http://www.kfzderwehrmacht.de/

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