Axis Non-Armored Vehicles quiz

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Santista,
Well done, the Praga RN made under license in Yugoslavia with a different cab and bonnet vents.
Please carry on with the quiz.

[Santista]

Good morning, there goes my quis.

[VRIL7]

Hi Santista, is it French?

[uncle]

Hi Santista.
White maybe model WA COE…

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi uncle,
Do you have a pic of a White CA? I looked at both White and International COE's which have some similarities but differ in detail. The wheels are not American in any case.

[uncle]

Hi Max.
there's no direct match, that's my guess.
But what will Santista say?

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi uncle,
That's pretty close but..??
Anyway the wheels look similar, never seen them before on an American truck. But put a European cab on the chassis and you may have it. Thanks.

[Maxschnauzer]

Anybody want to jump start this? It's getting a little tiresome waiting a month for an answer.

[VRIL7]

Hi everyone.
Okay, I'll step back a bit from my AWD tradition and start with the now little-studied Belgian trucks.
Here's my move: exact model name and year of creation?

[Dirk Peeters1]

little studied you may say . i have not much in my archive for Brossel Freres it s very confusing and you have Brossels that are labelled as Bovy Pipe .... im curious maybe here we can find some answers

[VRIL7]

little studied you may say . i have not much in my archive for Brossel Freres it s very confusing and you have Brossels that are labelled as Bovy Pipe .... im curious maybe here we can find some answers

And where do you tell that it is labeled as Bovy-Pipe? On the radiator there is an inscription - Brossel.
Bovy-Pipe produced trucks up to 3 tons of carrying capacity, and this is 6 tons.

P.S: Dirk, a PM message has been waiting for you for a long time.

[SIS 5]

Hi Andry,

with the help of You and Dirk I would say it could be a Brossel T 100 D from the year 1931.

regards

Bert

[VRIL7]

Hi Bert,
the answer is wrong.
The model you listed is a diesel powered tractor unit. And diesel engines have been produced at Brossel since 1935.

[Dirk Peeters1]

hello Vrill and where do you tell that it is labeled as Bovy-Pipe? On the radiator there is an inscription - Brossel. that is correct but Brossel bought Boy , bovy before bought Pipe , so Brossels can be found with the logo Bovy pipe (as brossels , but we find original Bovy pipes not connected with brossel , on your truck photo it is labelled Brossel freres
Bovy-Pipe produced trucks up to 3 tons of carrying capacity, and this is 6 tons. yes no problem for me

P.S: Dirk, a PM message has been waiting for you for a long time. sorry i can t open since long my old account so can t read personnal messages i ve contacted several times to solve it , nothing helps , so send me the new PM on the new account please
Dirk Peeters

[Dirk Peeters1]

Vrill Bovy pipe in the group was for thall the light trucks up till 6 ton.... some sources sais this isn t true others yes here a 1934 bovy pipe which is a brossel