► Photothread: Allied Vehicles in German Service

[Jose85]

Lend-Lease Chevrolet G-7107?

Studebaker K25

GMC ACK-353

Chevrolet

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[Jose85]

Chevrolet
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[Jose85]

40 Pontiac
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[SIS 5]

Hi Jose,

thank You very much for posting this pic with a really very rare bird I think.
Here another confiscted American car: a Chrysler Royal model 1939, the car of General Nagy in Norway (source of the pic: ebay).

Best regards

Bert

[SIS 5]

Hi,

maybe also interesting: here a German propaganda leaflet (March 1945) with a Chrysler model 1939 (source: "Personenkraftwagen der Wehrmacht" by Reinhard Frank).

Regards

Bert

[Maxschnauzer]

Another rather unusual American bird in WH service: A 1938 Willys (is that a breast Adler over his LEFT pocket? It looks very faint in any case)

[kerryboo]

Hi Max,
Interesting. Here is a shot of the same car, same location but different soldier. It is clear that he also has the eagle over his left breast pocket. To date I have not been able to find out what organisation he represents, but it is clearly an official uniform.
I must do more research!!
Cheers,
Kerry.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Kerry,
Very good. The plot thickens...

[Jose85]

Chevrolet with a military style cab

40 Ford 1 ton? Looks like the cab is original US sheetmetal? But the truck bed is not,, plank style looks French or Benelux?

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[Maxschnauzer]

Another 1939 Chrysler:

[Jose85]

Ford 40 with a Benelux cab, Mnichovice Czechoslovakia May 1945

Source:
https://www.mnichovice.cz/vismo/gallery ... cySx2wKivU

[Jose85]

GMC AFWX 354

International

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[SIS 5]

Hi Jose,

thank You very much for posting these interesting pics of allied vehicles in German service. Here my contribution to this thread:
a captured Diamond T 981 prime mover/recovery in Northern Africa (source of the pic: Bundesarchiv).

Regards

Bert

[Sturm78]

Hi all

An image from Ebay: Bedford OX trucks, I think

Sturm78

[Maxschnauzer]

1936 Dagenham Ford V8 in the foreground.