The heaviest truck at that time in the MAN range was the F4 model. In fact, payload of the truck was 8 tons, but the laws of the German Reich limited payload at the 6.5 tons level. F4 was equipped with a six-cylinder diesel engine MAN D3555 with output...
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Production of 5-ton model M1 began in 1937. The truck had disc wheels instead of Simplex-rims, which the F4 had. Another exterior different from the F4 - the headlights are installed wider. Later, all MAN trucks received improved cabins. The engine was...
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The Z1 model was modified in 1938 and received the name Z2. It had a tipped radiator, like L1 and M1 models had, and was only a little lighter than L1. Payload was 3.3 tons. The power of diesel engine MAN D0530 was 80 hp. The L1 model had been producing...
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In autumn 1945, MAN proceeded to assemble the pre-war model L4500, which became the basis for a new series of MK with payload of 5,0-6,5 ton, 6-cylinder diesel engine MAN D 1040G 1-2 engines with output of 120-130 hp , 5-speed ZF gearbox and a double...
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The most severe truck in the begins 50th range of MAN was 8-ton model F8. It was equipped with a diesel V8 engine with output of 150 hp and differs from the MK25/26 model by longer hood and the other front wings. In 1953, the truck was updated and...
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