Double axle German Truck WW2

wirraway · #1 11th March 2009, 07:47

Hello.

I was trying to identify a German Truck used in WW2. Unlike the Opel Blitz, it has a dual rear axles. I know Hanomag, Bussing and MAN all supplied heavier style truck sfor the German Army. Anyone know where I could find some reference photos ?

Thanks.
Paul.

Western SMT · #2 11th March 2009, 09:11

Believe the Krupp Kfz and the Steyr 640 were 6x4, would help if we had your truck photo to work with.

Have a look at these

http://images.google.co.uk/images?nd...s&start=0&sa=N

wirraway · #3 11th March 2009, 09:27

Sorry, only got the one photo. Not much to go on I'm afraid. Thanks for your help.
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...wie63/jt11.jpg

Western SMT · #4 11th March 2009, 10:49

Perhaps you have seen the following before, work your way down the page and you will come to German trucks.

http://www.autogallery.org.ru/gothers.htm

G-CPTN · #5 11th March 2009, 22:17

Hanomag Henschel?
(Just a SWAG)

Western SMT · #6 12th March 2009, 21:04

Is that a King Tiger tank with a Porsche turret?

Western SMT · #7 14th March 2009, 21:01

Quote:

Originally Posted by wirraway

Sorry, only got the one photo. Not much to go on I'm afraid. Thanks for your help.
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o...wie63/jt11.jpg

Not exactly the same, see last photo - but close

http://www.gaso-line.eu/news/gas50184.htm

wilfo098 · #8 16th March 2009, 17:22

I would venture to suggest it might be at the end of the war and the truck may be an American Diamond T, Kenworth or the like the back box suggests a wrecker with a boom pointing rearwards. The tank is a Jagdtiger Heavy Tank destroyer the most powerful amoured vechicle of ww2...Regards Alan

Western SMT · #9 16th March 2009, 19:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by wilfo098

The tank is a Jagdtiger Heavy Tank destroyer the most powerful amoured vechicle of ww2...Regards Alan

Think your right and that explains the barrel difference

http://hosted.wargamer.com/Panzer/tankdestroy2b.html

G-CPTN · #10 16th March 2009, 20:15

Quote:

I would venture to suggest it might be at the end of the war and the truck may be an American Diamond T, Kenworth or the like the back box suggests a wrecker with a boom pointing rearwards.

Quote:

After fighting in the Ruhr area, the battalions surrendered to American forces.

Who's a clever boy then?

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