10 RAREST Old German Trucks You Won't Find Today

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  • Опубліковано 9 лис 2024

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  • @BaronvonOldenbiker
    @BaronvonOldenbiker Місяць тому +1

    The Magirus Deutz truck and tractors were probably the most reliable. Growing up in Bavaria, Germany, in the 60's I remember they were everywhere.

  • @towgod7985
    @towgod7985 Місяць тому +3

    Mercedes-Benz/ Krupp/ Henschel/ Hanomag/ Deutz/ Bussing/ MAN/ Faun = PANZERKAMPWAGEN!

    • @HarunRaffael
      @HarunRaffael Місяць тому

      Do you know the word Gleichschaltung? The possibility of saying No did not exist. If you were a German factory you followed the orders of the Reichsregierung, and produced for the war effort. If somebody did not want to go along, he would be replaced. (I assume you mean WWII. The Bundeswehr never had so many armored vehicles.)

  • @Ghostrider-gn8ml
    @Ghostrider-gn8ml Місяць тому +4

    I dont know where you get your strange informations from but the Krupp Titan never had a V8. Its had a inline 6 wich actually was made of 2 inline 3 engine wich where combiend into one, And the power you can clearely see it on the front bumber. 210HP!!!!! I absolutely dont know where you got your 270HP from. And by the way Saurer was a swiss manufacturer not a german one.

  • @landyandy7
    @landyandy7 Місяць тому +3

    A lot of wrong info here , best you go learn before posting

  • @loonieundsucci
    @loonieundsucci Місяць тому +2

    Steinwinter Supercargo not Büssing

    • @loonieundsucci
      @loonieundsucci Місяць тому

      Saurer is not German, Saurer is Switzerland

  • @HarunRaffael
    @HarunRaffael Місяць тому

    "Consuming four miles per gallon" means what, exactly? 🤔You are not even in command of the english language. Dislike.