Vehicle identity requests
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Hi ilfil,
thanks again for Your excellent reply mentioning all important aspects. I take up Your suggestion to return to the start of our discussion.
You gave the decisive clue to me that this beauty is a RHD vehicle. Now I assume that it could be an Austrian Fross-Büssing, maybe the type FBO 1. So it could be a license product of Büssing-NAG. Here a pic of this bus (source: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2014- ... p-fbo1/25/). The Austrians had the RHD till 1938. What do You think?
Best regards
Bert
thanks again for Your excellent reply mentioning all important aspects. I take up Your suggestion to return to the start of our discussion.
You gave the decisive clue to me that this beauty is a RHD vehicle. Now I assume that it could be an Austrian Fross-Büssing, maybe the type FBO 1. So it could be a license product of Büssing-NAG. Here a pic of this bus (source: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2014- ... p-fbo1/25/). The Austrians had the RHD till 1938. What do You think?
Best regards
Bert
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Hi all,
Is this Hanomag 4-23 Kübelwagen a Kfz.2 version ??
Image from Ebay
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Is this Hanomag 4-23 Kübelwagen a Kfz.2 version ??
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Hi Sturm,
I believe the tube on the front wing contains surveying instruments, so I would say that this is a Light Survey Car, Kfz. 3. Very nice photo.
I believe the tube on the front wing contains surveying instruments, so I would say that this is a Light Survey Car, Kfz. 3. Very nice photo.
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Max
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Hi Bert,SIS 5 wrote: ↑12 Dec 2019, 17:12it could be an Austrian Fross-Büssing, maybe the type FBO 1. So it could be a license product of Büssing-NAG. Here a pic of this bus (source: https://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2014- ... p-fbo1/25/). The Austrians had the RHD till 1938. What do You think?
I think now you nailed it. Indeed, there still are some differences (for example the bonnet sides vent louvers shape in front, our suspect is with 4 side windows only, etc.) but I guess there were body variants. However, the RHD definitely restricts the choice to the Austrians alone, you're right.
Cheers!
"...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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Thanks for all the informations about these streamlined buses!
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Hi ilfil,,
thanks to You! I think like You, that there were body variants. For example here the both variants of Büssing-NAG type 350 - O made by Gaubschat 1936 and 1937. B.t.w. Gaubschat made only one specimen in 1936 and two in 1937. So these vehicles are extremely rare. Maybe the same with the license by Fross-Büssing.
Best regards
Bert
thanks to You! I think like You, that there were body variants. For example here the both variants of Büssing-NAG type 350 - O made by Gaubschat 1936 and 1937. B.t.w. Gaubschat made only one specimen in 1936 and two in 1937. So these vehicles are extremely rare. Maybe the same with the license by Fross-Büssing.
Best regards
Bert
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Thank you very much for your help, Max...Max wrote
Hi Sturm,
I believe the tube on the front wing contains surveying instruments, so I would say that this is a Light Survey Car, Kfz. 3. Very nice photo.
Regards
Sturm78
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some strange Balkan armor, described "Agram Kroatien" (and blurry truck)
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Hi Jose
Agram is the Austrian/German name for Zagreb Croatia. The vehicle was most likely built by a Luftwaffe unit for airfield defence. I don't recognize the running gear but maybe a Caterpillar or similiar small crawler or bulldozer. Similiar vehicles were constructed by the Luftwaffe using captured FT17, UE carrier and Bren carriers - all for airfield defence. This resulted in some unusual vehicles
Agram is the Austrian/German name for Zagreb Croatia. The vehicle was most likely built by a Luftwaffe unit for airfield defence. I don't recognize the running gear but maybe a Caterpillar or similiar small crawler or bulldozer. Similiar vehicles were constructed by the Luftwaffe using captured FT17, UE carrier and Bren carriers - all for airfield defence. This resulted in some unusual vehicles
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Apparently the bus is Krupp/Junkers on 5-ton 5L/LD chassis.
"...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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Thank you very much , here the back of the same bus . ( N.A.)
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Hi,Pz III wrote: ↑25 Dec 2019, 02:41Hi Jose
Agram is the Austrian/German name for Zagreb Croatia. The vehicle was most likely built by a Luftwaffe unit for airfield defence. I don't recognize the running gear but maybe a Caterpillar or similiar small crawler or bulldozer. Similiar vehicles were constructed by the Luftwaffe using captured FT17, UE carrier and Bren carriers - all for airfield defence. This resulted in some unusual vehicles
Thanks!
another batch:
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Hi Jose.
Steyr 430
Steyr 430
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