Post your unidintified vehicle photos here.

[Bill Murray]

Good Job Hans!!!!

Thanks for your help. This could be an interesting thread I think as most of us don't post what we cannot identify. I myself have probably 200+ that I am not sure of. If everyone pitches in, we can solve a lot of mysteries.

Thanks again.
Bill

[s.pak]

hi bill

your photo number 2 is a Wanderer W11 (3.0 L) 1937/1941.

patrick

[s.pak]

bill, you are not alone me too i have many non identified véhicles


patrick

[lolle]

Hello
I add a link to a picture posted for me by Bill Murray(thanks Bill M.)
Hopefully someone can identify its kind.
Any suggestions welcomed.
lolle
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[Bill Murray]

Patrick:

Closest I can come is a Hanomag Sturm (early version) Gelaende-Sportwagen of the RW era.
Bill

[Bill Murray]

I am cheating a little bit here as I think I know the ID of the vehicle but I am hoping that others may have in their archives photos of this vehicle.

The better photo is of a Ford/Daf 91T and the second is of what we think is the same vehicle. As far as my Dutch friend and I know, these are the only photos we have ever seen of this vehicle and we are searching for more. If anyone can help, please do.
This is the good photo
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Sorry, my photo was 768 pixels and was not accepted. Will try again.

[Hans Rinsma]

Ford/Daf 91 T

Hi Bill ,the Ford/Daf 91T artillery tractor on your photos is a 6 seat 0pen cab with a large rear compartiment for ammunition and equipment.
My ( late ) friend Bart Vanderveen has weritten in the Wheels & Tracks No 33 a article of this type of car.
There is a pictorial evidence of at least one of these in German service on the Eastern front.

[s.pak]

hi bill !

unfortunately I do not believe that is a hanomag sturm, several small details do not corespondent (hub of wheel, bumper, curve of roast radiator , etc...)
I sought already much, and I believe that it is not something so simple.
regards patrick

[Bill Murray]

Morning Patrick:
You could be correct, of course, an unusual vehicle it is.
Here is a picture that I based my identification on which is in Speilberger's book on the motorization of the RW.
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Here is another 1/2 ID question for you Dutchmen and Belgians.
I know this is a Ford of 1938/1939 and I know it is Dutch or Belgian, It is very similar to the Ford/Daf vehicles we have talked about a bit before, but note that it has full doors front and rear. It is the only photo I have ever seen of this vehicle and I would like to learn more about it and get a better photo if possible.
Thanks
Bill

[Larrister]

Hello Bill,

What's the truck on the right? Possibly a Ford?

Larrister

[Bill Murray]

Larrister, I believe your vehicle is an Opel Admiral as seen here in the book by Eckhart Bartels "Opel military Vehicles.

Bill

[Larrister]

Yup, that's it. Thanks Bill Larrister

[Bill Murray]

Here is another one I cannot ID. I long thought it was a Benz 3750 or 4500 but the louvres on the bonnet sides I have never seen on a Benz. Looks to be an impressed or requesitioned civilian vehicle. French, maybe?

Bill