Post your unidintified vehicle photos here.

[Larrister]

Hello Patrick and Bill,

Thanks for the ID of the vehicle in my photo.

Larrister

[Hans Rinsma]

undintified vehicles

Hi guys, some time ago I bought a serie photos from a winter ralley in Bayern Germany , it was a reliability trial with vehicles of the Reichswehr, the Mercedes-Benz G3a was testet here.
One of the cars was the car with the licence number RW-76 70.

who can ID the vehicle?

[Larrister]

Hello Bill,

I was going through my photo collection and came across this photo showing German troops pushing a couple of trucks across a bridge somewhere in Russia.
Note the truck on the left with a very strange cab. Russian perhaps?

Larrister

[Larrister]

Hello Hans,

Is your car in #122 a Horsh 8 Type 500 Cabriolet-Limousine? It looks very similar to this photo from Cars of Wehrmacht by Reinhard Frank.

[Bill Murray]

Morning Hans/Larrister:

Nice job Larrister. May I suggest, though, that it could also be a 750 of the same era. Given the RW plate it would have to be 1935 or earlier and I have a fair number of photos of 750 models in use by RW/WH etc. On the other hand, that being a trials photo you may be correct as that 500 would have been a bit more "nimble" cross country than the 750. In the end it got stuck anyway

Cheers
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Larrister:

Your 123 is a really unique photo. Never seen such a thing.
I do not have time now to positively ID the first truck but believe we will find it to be a French make. As to the other, I am inclined to think it may be a trailer.
Note the really odd position of both the front and rear sets of wheels which I have never seen on a truck. Also the "cab" is so small and so far forward I cannot imagine where the engine would go. I hope others have opinions.
Cheers
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Everyone:

I just went back to the beginning of this thread and want to note that the following vehicles remain unidentified. #1, 6, 9, 10, 18, 32, 43, 46, 84 and 107 plus Larrister's last one. Please review these to see if we can clean up some of the loose ends.
Thanks
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Hans R:


I have identified this tractor as a Buessing. Am I correct??
Bill

[Larrister]

Hello Bill, Great photo. I have never seen anything like that before. It could be a Buessing NAG. I don't have anything in my collection to compare it with.
Here's a couple of Buessing NAG photos anyway, but I don't think they will help much.

Larrister

[Larrister]

Buessing NAG bus.

[Larrister]

Bill,

Here's Bussing NAG bus with the exact same grille as the one in your photo.

Larrister

[Bill Murray]

Thank you kind Sir.....

I thought I had it right and actually that solves two ID questions for Sander D and I. Also, nice frontal view of that Skoda!
Bill

[Larrister]

Hi Bill,

So the other truck in one of my photos is a Skoda. Didn't know that. Thanks! I have some more photos in the mail that will test your knowledge of vehicles. Will post them when they arrive.

Best regards,
Larrister

[Bill Murray]

First attempt using Photoshop 2. Don't laugh if it doesn't work
Well, it is sharper than the original but I could not resize it. Can't find a command for that just yet.
Sorry

Bill

[R MICHAEL]

Here is a new one from me... Looks like a DAF ford in the second position while the first truck reminds me of a Chevrolet.. As for the others???? Mike