► Photothread: Wehrmacht fuel tankers
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Hi ilfil,
the same to me. I want to thank You, too, for the additional information.
Best regards
Bert
the same to me. I want to thank You, too, for the additional information.
Best regards
Bert
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George,
I expect the right one is a standard FIAT 626.
With kind regards
Bert
I expect the right one is a standard FIAT 626.
With kind regards
Bert
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Hi,
here a pic of a Luftwaffe tanker, but I have no idea, what it type it could be.
Regards
Bert
here a pic of a Luftwaffe tanker, but I have no idea, what it type it could be.
Regards
Bert
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Maybe Renault...
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Hi all
Mercedes-Benz LG3000 Kfz.384 with aditional fueld drums....
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Mercedes-Benz LG3000 Kfz.384 with aditional fueld drums....

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Great thread!
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Hi all,
Can somebody identify the tanker posted by Carius on 16 Dec 2019 ??
Sturm78
Can somebody identify the tanker posted by Carius on 16 Dec 2019 ??
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Hi Sturm,
Laffly S 45 TL.
Cheers!
Laffly S 45 TL.
Cheers!
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Hi stürm and ilfil,
I am not sure that this is a Laffly S45TL. The available sources suggest that either a single prototype or, at best, a very limited number of production models were produced. I have, to date, only been able to source two photos of what is likely to be an S45TL and both are very different to the photo George posted. Note the wheels, front wings, rear wheel arches, radiator shape, bonnet line, windscreen form and rake, stowage lockers and the general cab form amongst other differences. It is entirely possible that there were models produced as in George's photo, but I do not believe that the vehicle depicted is a Laffly S45TL. Sadly, as to what it really is, I am at a loss. The cab is of a Czech style, but all else screams French. There is nothing similar in Vauvilliers excellent tome, which, whilst it may contain slight inaccuracies, is considered the "Bible" of WW2 French military transport.
Here are the two photos I mentioned for comparison,
Cheers,
Kerry.
I am not sure that this is a Laffly S45TL. The available sources suggest that either a single prototype or, at best, a very limited number of production models were produced. I have, to date, only been able to source two photos of what is likely to be an S45TL and both are very different to the photo George posted. Note the wheels, front wings, rear wheel arches, radiator shape, bonnet line, windscreen form and rake, stowage lockers and the general cab form amongst other differences. It is entirely possible that there were models produced as in George's photo, but I do not believe that the vehicle depicted is a Laffly S45TL. Sadly, as to what it really is, I am at a loss. The cab is of a Czech style, but all else screams French. There is nothing similar in Vauvilliers excellent tome, which, whilst it may contain slight inaccuracies, is considered the "Bible" of WW2 French military transport.
Here are the two photos I mentioned for comparison,
Cheers,
Kerry.
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Hi Kerry,
A small batch of these was produced for Armee de l'Air and later used by Luftwaffe at some French airfields. In general it is normal that different series of the same model may vary in certain details, this depends of the order specs. For example here big wheels with cross country tyres aren't necessary for it was airfield vehicle.
Have another one, used at St. Dizier airfield to refuel bombers:

Cheers!
A small batch of these was produced for Armee de l'Air and later used by Luftwaffe at some French airfields. In general it is normal that different series of the same model may vary in certain details, this depends of the order specs. For example here big wheels with cross country tyres aren't necessary for it was airfield vehicle.
Have another one, used at St. Dizier airfield to refuel bombers:

Cheers!
"...and on the 8th day He made truck so that man, made on 7th day, had shelter when woman threw him out for the night."
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Thanks for your replies and aditional images, ilfil and Kerry
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Sturm78 wrote: ↑05 Feb 2020 22:11Hi all,
Can somebody identify the tanker posted by Carius on 16 Dec 2019 ??
Hi guys. look here.
viewtopic.php?f=132&t=23596&start=3225
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