Vehicle identity requests

[uncle]

Few other:
bad quality, but that small boattail sportscar
Hi Jose.
Maybe Amilcar...

[fireindi64]

Hi Henning,
You are right but Angel said "late 1940's" which is early postwar as you said.

Exactly!

The picture is from 1949 (earliest) and shows a
manifestation of the workers from Factory 10(nowadays JSC Arsenal AD), Kazanluk.

Cheers,
Angel

Hello,
sorry, you both are absolut right, i was a little bit unconcentrated its clear late 40`s is early postwar. I only read 1940.
best regards
Henning

[ilfil]

Ford, but what? The rear layout looks somewhat similar to DAF Trado conversion on Opel Blitz, weirdo cab...
fordrusslandschlamm.jpg

Yep, it is exactly this: 1940/41 Ford Trado. Another picture, probably the same truck:

[Maxschnauzer]

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George

Hi George,
Rolux "Voiturette Baby"

[kerryboo]

Hi George and Max,
Or possibly "New Map", which I think was the pre-war incarnation. It is hard to believe in the days of modern traffic that these were intended to be used on the open road, like the modern-day Sans Permis which are still used here in France.
Cheers,
Kerry.

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Kerry,
I think we're both right. The above ad states "Licence NEW-MAP" in small font.

[AlifRafikKhan]

Hi Alif,
You're not giving us much there but IMO it's a '37 Buick.

Thank you Max

[dirk Peeters]

hello
after a long period in which i was inactive here
i ll have the time to pick up here
wonderfull pictures i ve seen here
i ll have a few Ford Trado (DAF) in my archive
they are different models has all the same name ?there must be a specific name to it no ?

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Greetings to all here
Dirk

[carius]

Thank you Kerryboo and Max!

Best regards
George

[Maxschnauzer]

hello
after a long period in which i was inactive here
i ll have the time to pick up here
wonderfull pictures i ve seen here
i ll have a few Ford Trado (DAF) in my archive
they are different models has all the same name ?there must be a specific name to it no ?
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Greetings to all here
Dirk

Welcome back Dirk
Lots more good Pagtrekker pics here: https://panzerserra.blogspot.com/2016/1 ... -case.html

[dirk Peeters]

Thanks max

[Sturm78]

Hi all,

As usual for me with Daimler-Benz trucks, I need help with this one: Lo 2000 ??

Image from Ebay
Sturm78

[Maxschnauzer]

Hi Sturm,
It looks small. ID points such as headlamp position, 6 bolt wheels, and front wings point to an L 1500, in my opinion.

[ayovtshev]

Hi Sturm,

That's not a Lo2000.
The Lo2000 had its front lights mounted on the fenders:
https://images.app.goo.gl/uccwnsrZFXnjABt68

I think it is a L1/L2 truck, like the 1936 model pictured here:
https://cdn.classicdigest.com/live/cari ... d52af3.jpg

Cheers,
Angel

[SIS 5]

Hi Sturm 78, hi Max, hi Angel,

I think it could be a Mercedes-Benz type L 2000 l (l = leicht = light) from the year 1937. Here a pic of this truck out of the book "Autotypenbuch. Typentafeln der Deutschen Kraftfahrzeugindustrie 1937".

Best regards

Bert