Daewoo Motors produced this truck under the brand name SMC till 1982. After the liquidation of SMC these trucks were produced for a while under the brand Daewoo. Its engine had a capacity of 180 hp. This model did not have its own name, as all Korean...
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nder the license from Japanese company Isuzu, the Daewoo in 1982 began producing in Korea the model with code name 2848 or Superpower (a copy of the Isuzu V-series). Series did not have its own name (like many Korean trucks at that time), while the code...
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In 1976-1977, Japanese trucks Isuzu Elf were sold in South Korea under the brand name Saehan. Sales were limited, and soon ceased. In 1987, sells of the model Elf, but in a modernized version Elf II, started again under the brand Daewoo. It was an exact...
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Only 2 such fire-fighting vehicles with an extended Ergomatic cab were made for Australian firefighters in 60s. It was powered by 8V71 Detroit, 10 speed transmission RT910 Roadranger and axles Kirstall. Trucks were developed by Wormald and got Hale pump...
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Based on a 3-axle all-wheel drive chassis with a local cab Mk 2 was made this airport fire truck Atkinson ULFT Mk I. Until the early 90s it worked at the Coolangatta Airport, Queensland.
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