These tanks displayed in Kiev also get repainted from time to time...

984.


985.


986.


987.


988.


989.


990.


991.


992.

Civilized 'Nun-Nun' M-325 Command Cars from around the world

993.


994.


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996.


997.


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1002.


1003.


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1005.

Many French converted Dodge wreckers were fitted with civilian cab halves, like some of those pictured below :
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1007


1008


1009


1010


1011


1012


Sometimes the added civilian cab half appears to be older than the truck itself

1013


From Switzerland :

1014


1015



Bigger wreckers :

White 666

1016


Diamond T

1017


M543

1018


Mack NO

1019


1020


Ward LaFrance

1021


1022


Ex-French Army Berliet TBU-15 CLD

1023


1024


Ex-US Army Liberty truck sold on the civilian market after WW1 as surplus and fitted with a wood gasifier in the 20's:

1025



H.P.

Sometime the whole cab is replaced. Here it's the one from a Citroën "Belphegor" light truck :
1026


A Morris Commercial wrecker from England :

1027


H.P.

More White/Brockway/Corbitt 6-ton trucks in civilian use :

1028


1029


1030


1031


1032


1033 (this one is fitted with a Berliet cab half)



Various ex-military vehicles used by the Liverpool-based company Woolfenden :

I guess this one is a M246
1034


1035


1036


1037


1038


1039


1040


1041


Dodge-mounted snow plow :

1042


H.P.

Half-track mounted stake driver used by the Ringling/Barnum circus :

1043


This one appears to be fitted to a IHC ( or Chevy ?) light truck

1044


H.P.

1045


1046


1047


1048


1049


1050



1051


1052


From Down Under

1053


1054


1055


1056


1057


H.P.

This one is a kind of mystery to me. It has an old International Harvester-style cab, but it looks like the chassis comes from an Army M930 series truck (with CTIS ! )...Not talking about the bus body in the cargo bed ! (Nelson Ghost Town, Nevada)

1058


Full size

H.P.

Pimp my Dodge...

1059.


1060.


1061.


1062.


1063.


1064.



...and pimp it some more.

1065.

Faun SLT-50. It comes in various flavors...

1066


1067


1068


1069


1070 (with a counter weight in lieu of the fifth wheel)


Faun wrecker :

1071


H.P.

1072


1073



Converted 1941 Hanomag SS 100LN tractor used postwar as a scoop loader in Norway :

1074


1075


1076


1077


https://digitaltmuseum.no/021025641063/gravemaskin


Feurwehr half-tracks used by the Potsdam fire brigade :

1078


1079


I've probably posted this one already :

1080


but I've just came across a PDF book that includes several pics of this Hamburg fire brigade FAMO in action after the war :

http://epub.sub.uni-hamburg.de/epub/volltexte/2013/25289/pdf/Die_Ruestwagen_Kranwagen_und_Geraetewagen_der_Feuerwehr_Hamburg_von_1939_bis_heute.pdf

H.P.

steel working tanks,

1081


1082


1083


1084


Hofpig

Looking at the kind of ground it crawls on, it's no surprise most of the roadwheels rubber is gone...

H.P.

T-55 'doghouse'...

Various second-career Dodges

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1090.


1091.


1092.


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1095.


1096.


1097.


1098.

Converted Mack NO in action :

1099


Another one :

1100


Custom Mack NO with a "new" cab and a "new" cargo bed :

1101


1102


H.P.

Denuded CCKW :

1103


1104


Must be fun to drive it during a winter storm...

H.P.

1105


CCKW in a Citroën U23 disguise :

1106


1107



1942 ex-Wehrmacht TLF-16 on a Mercedes L3000 chassis that was used in France until...2007

1108


1109


Bedford OX :

1110


1111


WC51 + Citroën "Tub" cab
1112


H.P.

1113


1114


1115


1116


1117


1118


1119


1120


1121


1122


1123


1124


1125


1126


1127


1128


1129


Filipino Brothers in Arms :

1130


This one may have been re-engined :

1131


H.P.

1081-1082: look at the shape of the first road-wheel...

More sugar cane trucks from the Philippines :

1132


1133


1134


1135


1136


1137


1138


1139


1140

Looks like the front axle on this one is not genuine (and the rear one probably not as well )


1141


1142


1143


1144


M211
1145


CCKW-based road sign in California :

1146


M211 crane truck :

1147



H.P.

An FV432 dressed up as a PzKpfw.II...

1148.


1149.


1150.


1151.


1152.


...and as a Stug.

1153.


1154.


1155.


1156.

Chieftain-based "Abrams" :

1157


1158


M113-based "Bradley" :

1159


Dodge T-110 converted to a LRDG Chevrolet in Sea Of Sand (1958) :

1160



H.P.

That fake Bradley makes no sense, even on the 113 the drivers hole is on the left side. Am I seeing things wrong?

It is not based on an M113, but a British FV432, which has right-hand drive. It is basically the Brit equivalent to an M113.