Axis Non-Armored Vehicles quiz

[brano]

My sources have this version as the Type ZM 10,

Hi Max,
But the Type ZM 10 looked different, and had only one small roller in the tracked undercarriage, unlike the Typ MSZ 201.

Here is a photo of the Type ZM 10 for comparison:

Maffei Typ ZM 10 (1930)-2.jpg

Excellent! but you are correct that it is the predecessor of the MSZ 201, so please proceed with the next question.

Thanks Max,
I'll look for something for the quiz. Need time.

Extended chassis (larger wheelbase), steering column inclination and steering wheel position á MSZ 21. Older larger tension wheel and it seems to me that it has a pair of small wheels. I have a feeling that it is more of a prototype MSZ 21, or an intermediate stage between MZ 10 and MSZ 21.

Or possibly prototype MSZ 203 ???

[Robturner]

Hello Andriy.
Many thanks to you.
Sorry about the delay in responding but unfortunately my laptop has decided to go on the blink; it won't allow me access to my folders and files.
If you don't mind I'll hand the quiz back to you and hope that I'll be able to rejoin in the not too distant future when the cursed machine decides to behave itself.
Best wishes. Rob.

[VRIL7]

Or possibly prototype MSZ 203 ???

Hi Brano,
I don't think this is a prototype MSZ 203 as in the first picture, the cooling grilles are the same as on the production MSZ 201.
Thanks for the photo with a view of the tracked chassis. I think this is the prototype MSZ 201.
So you don't have a foto with full view of the MZ 10?

[VRIL7]

If you don't mind I'll hand the quiz back to you

Thanks Rob for the suggestion, but it's hard to find something for the quiz right now. Can someone else continue?

[Maxschnauzer]

My sources have this version as the Type ZM 10,

Hi Max,
But the Type ZM 10 looked different, and had only one small roller in the tracked undercarriage, unlike the Typ MSZ 201.

Here is a photo of the Type ZM 10 for comparison:

Maffei Typ ZM 10 (1930)-2.jpg

Excellent! but you are correct that it is the predecessor of the MSZ 201, so please proceed with the next question.

Thanks Max,
I'll look for something for the quiz. Need time.

Extended chassis (larger wheelbase), steering column inclination and steering wheel position á MSZ 21. Older larger tension wheel and it seems to me that it has a pair of small wheels. I have a feeling that it is more of a prototype MSZ 21, or an intermediate stage between MZ 10 and MSZ 21.

Or possibly prototype MSZ 203 ???

Thank you brano

[Maxschnauzer]

Here's an easy one to keep the ball in play. Year, Marque, and Model.

[SIS 5]

Hi Max,

could it be a Renault type Suprastella, built 1938 - 1939?

Best regards

Bert

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Max,

could it be a Renault type Suprastella, built 1938 - 1939?

Best regards

Bert

Hi Bert,
I was thinking Vivastella, but yes it could also be a Suprastella, same styling.

1939-bdz-1-vivastella.jpg (68.69 KiB) Viewed 910 times

Very good and please carry on!

[SIS 5]

Hi Max,

thank You very much. Here is my new question:
who can ID this truck used by the Heer (army)?

Best regards

Bert

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Bert,
How about a Henshel Type 40 S missing its radiator fairing.

[SIS 5]

Hi Max,

that´s right and really great!!! Once more my compliment! The designation by Henry Hoppe: Henschel type 40 S 2.
Now it´s Your turn to go on with the quiz.
Source of the pic: "Die Lastkraftwagen der deutschen Wehrmacht" by Pat Ware.

Best regards

Bert

[Maxschnauzer]

Thank you, Bert.
Next a Kübel:

[Robturner]

Hello Max.
I think that the Kübelwagen is a Horch 830r.
Rob.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Rob,
So far so good. Have you got the Kfz. Number?

[Robturner]

Max,
The vehicle appears to have a large equipment locker at the rear and the frames on the mudguards (for cable reels) suggest a signals car,

Nachrichtenkraftwagen kfz 15.
Rob