The 6.5-tons Alfa Romeo 800RE heavy diesel truck was produced between 1940 and 1943 and initially served only in the Italian Army ("Regio Esercito"), mainly in North Africa, Russia and occupied France. After September 8, 1943, the Italian surrender, the...
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Alfa Romeo Model 450 was the successor of the Model 430. The main difference is the engine of 90 hp (instead of the 80 hp of the Model 430). The radiator grille now has 5 horizontal bars instead of three on the Model 430. The cabin was lengthening in...
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The commercial Model 430 was widely used in the Army during the World War II as a 4-ton military model 430RE with streamlined all-metal cab over the engine, which received the status of a standardized vehicle of the Italian army, and became the most...
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At the begins of 40th Alfa Romeo stopped producing and developing of conventional trucks and focused on a new cab over series 430 and 800. After the War Alfa Romeo began producing of commercial version of military model 430RE. This 5-ton model 430 was...
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In 1938 the truck line received totally new sheetmetal which conformed to the styling of the cars. The 1.5-ton range was called now SA and SB for 131.5-inch chassis, and SC and SD for 157-inch chassis. The trucks were equipped with 78 hp engines. At...
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