Show us your impressed/confiscated vehicle photos

[Tim DC]

This car has got a marking of two concentric circles on the front (not really visible on the scan).
They're having some motor troubles too, so I guess it is French

[Bill Murray]

Catch up time again:


Arbetsdienst: First car is a Citroen probably an 11 of mid late 30's. Car #2 is a Hanomag Sturm of around the 1936-38 period.

Tim: Your last is an Opel Olympia of around 1938-1940.

Larrister: Your pic #30 is, I believe, either an Opel 1.2 litre or an Opel P4. It looks too early for a Kadett.
Cheers,
Bill

[Larrister]

Hello Bill,

As you already know I have posted these two photos of Skoda Aeros in another forum but they also belong in your thread here.

[Larrister]

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[Bill Murray]

Been very busy lately:
Here is what I believe to be an Austro-Fiat of the late 1930s used by German Forces in the invasion of the Balkans. Photo courtesy of WWII Day by Day.
Bill

[Bill Murray]

And here we have what has been described to me as a French Willeme with what appears to be a producer gas apparatus.

Bill

[Bill Murray]

And what I believe is a Chrysler passenger car impressed in Belgium 1940.
Bill

[Bill Murray]

Anyone know what this is? Obviously impressed, I think it is French somewhere in Russia.Bill

[Tim DC]

Here are some more from me.

#1

[Tim DC]

#2

[Tim DC]

#3

Will list some others soon.

[Larrister]

Hello Bill,

Here's another impressed civilian vehicle.

[Larrister]

Here are some more photos of civilian vehicles used by the Wehrmacht. These are from a 36 I.D. album.

[Larrister]

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[Larrister]

Line up of trucks and civilian vehicles.