Show us your impressed/confiscated vehicle photos

[Nordi]

Citroen 11CV Traction Avant with winter camo.
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[Nordi]

English Bedford OXD 4x2 with camouflage
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[Nordi]

[Nordi]

Peugeot DK 5 J
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[kerryboo]

Bill, thank you for your helpful reply. Herewith a few more, some obvious, but still interesting, Kerry.

[kerryboo]

And again

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And....

[kerryboo]

Just a couple more.

[Bill Murray]

Hello again Kerry:

Some very nice photos again.

1. 1938 Ford Umbau as a Kubel
2. Citroen
3. Unknown for now
4. Horch 830
5. US Dodge 3/4 ton possibly ex Russian
6. Possibly a Leyland Retreiver
7. Steyr 250
8. Mercedes.

Bill

[Nordi]

here are two more ...

[kerryboo]

A fine selection of Luftwaffe-impressed types.

[kerryboo]

And a British Humber perhaps?

[Bill Murray]

Hi Kerry:

Regarding your last two, I am not very good with pre-1935 vehicles and all I can identify for the moment on the first photo is a Mercedes truck, an unknown car, a Mercedes car, another unknown car and perhaps a Hansa or LLoyd truck.

The second photo is also a good challenge.

The closest I can come is a Ford WOT3 30cwt truck.

I base this on the attached photo, and some details found on other photos.

The grille guard is pretty much the same, one can see the large starting handle on other photos of the truck, the four rows of vertical louvers can be seen on both photos and the windscreens match.

My problem is with the width of the radiator grille, which seems larger than on your photo but this is the best I can do.

Regards
Bill

[kerryboo]

Thank you Bill, I bow to your fantastic knowledge. I love the pictures, but I am a complete amateur at recognition. Here is another wierd one, is that a gas bag on top? Regards, Kerry.

[Bill Murray]

Hi Kerry:

It is always a pleasure to help when I can to identify your vehicles.
Please keep posting these photos when you can.

Your last car is a Peugot 402 of about 1939.

As to the bag on top, attached is an article about this method of replacing gasoline during the late 1930s through the early 1940s. not a pretty solution!!

Regards,
Bill

http://www.lowtechmagazine.com/2011/...-vehicles.html