In 1931 all trucks received an updated appearance via a new painted radiator shell of the same contour as used on the car line, plus the same hood and headlights as used on the cars, through the truck headlights were painted black. The fenders used were...
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The Army had Chevrolet build a small fleet of these six wheel cross-country trucks, and used them as machine gun carriers in training exercises in the United States. The 1929 truck chassis was used, and the Dual Duty Company of Alma, Michigan built the...
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Chevrolet built 3/4-ton 6x4 truck in 1926 for the Army's Ordnance Corps to test. Using the standard Chevrolet's 171 cubic inch four cylinder engine which developed 21.7 hp, it was probably rather slow and underpowered. A similar rig was built on 1927...
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A new 1.5-ton Series LQ came to replace the Series LP in 1929. Chevrolet built a closed cab for the LQ Series, but all bodies had to be purchased from outside firms. The new series used fenders, hood, black radiator shell and lights identical to those...
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PC "Riat" in conjunction with the "KamAZ", "Off-Road Transport Systems" and the MSTU Baumann by request of PC "Gazprom" has developed and launched the first prototype of special truck "KamAZ-Polar". Four-axle truck on huge wheels with low-pressure tires...
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