► Photothread: Allied Vehicles in German Service

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Sturm,
It looks like a 1936 Model 131 D missing an outside rear wheel. Their payload was rated at about 2,5 tons.
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[Sturm78]

Thanks for your answer, Max

Regards
Sturm78

[ilfil]

Hi Max,
131 is the wheelbase, not official model commercial code. IMHO on the picture is model RA (single rear wheels) 131in WB 1,5-tonner with the older high roof cab.
Since the rear axle is the same on all 1,5-ton models, the single rear wheels 1936 models RA and RC (157in WB) have a distinctive rear hub and it is hard to say are they genuine or are RB or RD dual rear wheels models with outer rear wheels deleted to spare rubber.
Cheers!

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi ilfil,
Thanks much for the clarification. You really know your Chevys! I thought it looked a little light for 2,5 tons but I had no info on a single rear wheel model.

[Sturm78]

Thanks, ilfil

Sturm78

[Jose85]

Chevrolet truck, with an attempt for WH style cab, or could it be Belgian military cab?
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[dirk Peeters]

i can t find what it is anyone recognises this english truck ?

[peeved]

Fordson WOT2.

Markus

[dirk Peeters]

yes of course Thanks

[Jose85]

Chevrolets
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[Jose85]

39 Nash
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[Jose85]

38 Buick Phaeton
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and OT-something for sale:
https://auto.bazos.cz/inzerat/123599000 ... e-c131.php

[Jose85]

Chevrolet
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[Jose85]

Another (puzzling) Chevrolet. Looks like an original US cab, and a strange "French style" truck bed.
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[Jose85]

Ford-Benelux ones?
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