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Yes, the Henschel version with its Sd. Ah. 24 in tow. Nice pic, Jose.
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Max
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Hi Jose,
thank You very much for posting the last two pics. They are very interesting for me. B.n.w., the Opel Blitz is an ambulance, the same with the two Phänomen Granit 1500.
Best regards
Bert
thank You very much for posting the last two pics. They are very interesting for me. B.n.w., the Opel Blitz is an ambulance, the same with the two Phänomen Granit 1500.
Best regards
Bert
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Hi Max,
an interesting question. I think it cannot be the Kfz. 305/76, because these are vehicles of the Luftwaffe (from Kfz. 300 on) and not the all wheel driven variant: mittlerer Lastkraftwagen (o) mit geschlossenem Aufbau. Here a pic of the Kfz. 305/76.
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Bert
an interesting question. I think it cannot be the Kfz. 305/76, because these are vehicles of the Luftwaffe (from Kfz. 300 on) and not the all wheel driven variant: mittlerer Lastkraftwagen (o) mit geschlossenem Aufbau. Here a pic of the Kfz. 305/76.
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Bert
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Thanks, Bert. Good points. It looks like the standard LC Koffer though. And thanks for that nice photo.
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Max
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Hi,
here a pic with two tractors towing a captured Russian heavy tank type KW II . The type of the tractors: Z 6 R 2 A. Source of the pic: an expired ebay auction.
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Bert
here a pic with two tractors towing a captured Russian heavy tank type KW II . The type of the tractors: Z 6 R 2 A. Source of the pic: an expired ebay auction.
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Bert
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Bert
Thanks for this nice Kaelble picture.
Here is one in the winter time, don't do this now days with all that electronics under the hood.
Maybe a Kaelble Z 4 GR, but hard to see
Gruss
Bert
Bert
Thanks for this nice Kaelble picture.
Here is one in the winter time, don't do this now days with all that electronics under the hood.
Maybe a Kaelble Z 4 GR, but hard to see
Gruss
Bert
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Grüß Dich Bert,
also thanks to You for posting this pic of a Kaelble tractor. I think like You, that it is the type Z 4 GR. Here a pic of such a vehicle of the "Deutsche Reichsbahn". Source of the pic: "Kaelble Lastkraftwagen und Zugmaschinen" by Joachim Wahl and Alexander Luig.
Grüße
Bert
also thanks to You for posting this pic of a Kaelble tractor. I think like You, that it is the type Z 4 GR. Here a pic of such a vehicle of the "Deutsche Reichsbahn". Source of the pic: "Kaelble Lastkraftwagen und Zugmaschinen" by Joachim Wahl and Alexander Luig.
Grüße
Bert
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Hi,
here a good pic of an Audi type 920 cabriolet (source of the pic: an expired ebay auction).
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Bert
here a good pic of an Audi type 920 cabriolet (source of the pic: an expired ebay auction).
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Bert
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Not the best quality, but rare?
If i am right-Wanderer W22 or W50? Grille insert is missing, and the main differences(wheels:holes x solid, front fenders/mudguards/wings:no skirts x skirted)
cant be seen from this angle?
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If i am right-Wanderer W22 or W50? Grille insert is missing, and the main differences(wheels:holes x solid, front fenders/mudguards/wings:no skirts x skirted)
cant be seen from this angle?
Photo from eBay.de
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Hi Jose,
To me the only visible clue seems to be the bonnet louvers. Compared to the few reference pics available, primarily from Holger, the W 22 (left) has plain louvers while the W 50 (right) has kind of a box frame. While not conclusive, it seems to my eyes that the louvers in your rather fuzzy pic are arguably closer to the W 22, so you may indeed have a rare W 22 with a W 50 style bumper, as also shown on Holger's site.
To me the only visible clue seems to be the bonnet louvers. Compared to the few reference pics available, primarily from Holger, the W 22 (left) has plain louvers while the W 50 (right) has kind of a box frame. While not conclusive, it seems to my eyes that the louvers in your rather fuzzy pic are arguably closer to the W 22, so you may indeed have a rare W 22 with a W 50 style bumper, as also shown on Holger's site.
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Max
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Hi Max,
Thanks!
Opel Blitz with a crude looking box body Ford V8-51 with a standard military cab Photos from eBay.de
Thanks!
Opel Blitz with a crude looking box body Ford V8-51 with a standard military cab Photos from eBay.de