The James Cunningham Company of Philadelphia built many vehicles for the US military, including this half-track truck based on a 1934 Chevrolet 1.5-ton truck. The front sheetmetal remained pure Chevrolet except for some customizing of the radiator...
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In 1934 the 1.5-ton truck the second time in two years received completely changed appearance. But for the first time since the introduction of the Model T truck in 1918, there was no automotive sheet metal in the truck body - it had all of its own...
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In 1939-44б Alfa Romeo produced military version of civilian 3-ton truck series "500". The range included diesel-powered 75 hp version 500RE, petrol version 500B and gas generator version 500BR. The staff buses 500DR were produced on its base.
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In the late '30s a new 3-ton model 500 was presented, which probably replaced the Model 350. The trucks in this series were really beauties with streamlined cabin, hood and fenders. At the first Model 500 trucks the grille was vertical and fenders have...
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Heavy and expensive trucks, such as the Model 85 or 110, could not find a proper demand in Italy. That is why in 1935 the Alfa Romeo company introduced a lighter four-ton the Model 350, which was equipped with a new 6-liter diesel engine with an output...
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