► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
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...Citroen T45 (ZiS in front? not much to be seen)
really horrible quality photo, but looks like 2 examples of Renault AGR "fourgon TSF"? There was some discussion about the type of use by Germans. Wonder if that long pole belongs to the truck?
The third car could be Citroen T45 with a field made box? Photos from eBay.de
and now...really horrible quality photo, but looks like 2 examples of Renault AGR "fourgon TSF"? There was some discussion about the type of use by Germans. Wonder if that long pole belongs to the truck?
The third car could be Citroen T45 with a field made box? Photos from eBay.de
Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Renault AGK, the third one Renault AGC?
Peugeot DK5J
another Peugeot, some 02 based van
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Hi all,
Another image of a unknown Berliet truck....
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Sturm78
Another image of a unknown Berliet truck....
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Sturm78
Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Hi Jose,
thank You very much for posting so interesting pics. Here my comment to the first series of pics You posted:
First pic: yes, the first truck is a Russian ZiS.
Third pic: You wrote, that the trucks look like 2 examples of Renault AGR "fourgon TSF". I think You are right: TSF is the abbreviation for "transmission sans fil" = wireless tranmission). In the book ""L´automobile sous l´uniforme" by Francois Vauvillier is the information, that Renault built 95 body stile type AGR equipped with SIF (Société industrielle de télégraphie sans fils) in the winter 1939 - 1940 for the French air force.
The Peugeot van on the last pic could be the type SK 3 for 800 kg.
Regards
Bert
thank You very much for posting so interesting pics. Here my comment to the first series of pics You posted:
First pic: yes, the first truck is a Russian ZiS.
Third pic: You wrote, that the trucks look like 2 examples of Renault AGR "fourgon TSF". I think You are right: TSF is the abbreviation for "transmission sans fil" = wireless tranmission). In the book ""L´automobile sous l´uniforme" by Francois Vauvillier is the information, that Renault built 95 body stile type AGR equipped with SIF (Société industrielle de télégraphie sans fils) in the winter 1939 - 1940 for the French air force.
The Peugeot van on the last pic could be the type SK 3 for 800 kg.
Regards
Bert
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Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Hi Jose
Your posting 3152
the last vehicle after the Renault AGK in line is a Borgward 1,5 ton lieferwagen
Greetings Bert
Your posting 3152
the last vehicle after the Renault AGK in line is a Borgward 1,5 ton lieferwagen
Greetings Bert
Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
VSFD model it is, IMHO.
"...and on the 8th day He made truck so that man, made on 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night."
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Hello,
and Thanks!
Licorne Rivoli, this took me a while to identify... Photo from eBay.de
and Thanks!
Licorne Rivoli, this took me a while to identify... Photo from eBay.de
Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Renault something-quatre fourgon
Citroen T23
Renault AGC
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Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Hi jose,
Your fourgon looks based on the 1939 Vivaquatre BDH-3 Berline chassis:
Cheers,
Max
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Hi Jose, hi Max,
I have it under the designation type AFP. Here pic of this vehicle.
Best regards
Bert
I have it under the designation type AFP. Here pic of this vehicle.
Best regards
Bert
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Very good, Bert.
It was advertised as a 1,000 kilogs Camionnette Utile:
It was advertised as a 1,000 kilogs Camionnette Utile:
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Hi Max,
thank You very much for the advetisement. I didn´t know that this vehicle had a load capacity of 1000 kg.
Best regards
Bert
thank You very much for the advetisement. I didn´t know that this vehicle had a load capacity of 1000 kg.
Best regards
Bert
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Yes, it seems small for a one tonner. I also find this interesting; though it's hard to read maybe you can help me make sense out of these numbers:
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Hi Max,
that´s really interesting. Thanks for posting.
Here my explanation to these types:
AGZ: payload 250 kg (two times mentioned)
AGS: weight - 1000 kg / payload - 500 kg
AFP: weight - 1500 kg / payload - 1000 kg
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that´s really interesting. Thanks for posting.
Here my explanation to these types:
AGZ: payload 250 kg (two times mentioned)
AGS: weight - 1000 kg / payload - 500 kg
AFP: weight - 1500 kg / payload - 1000 kg
Best regards
Bert
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Re: ► Photothread: French Equipment in German Service
Thanks, Bert.
That's pretty much what I assumed for the last two, but I couldn't make any sense out of the two 250's.
That's pretty much what I assumed for the last two, but I couldn't make any sense out of the two 250's.
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