company of heroes 2 opel blitz cargo truck

Unlike Ford and Chevrolet Canadian branches it did produce mainly upgraded variants of mass-produced conventional commercial trucks with common cabs and front fascia destined primarily to Great Britain and Commonwealth countries.ĭodge D15 in Polish hands. Soviet Dodge 3 ton captured almost intact by the Germans. The Canadian branch of American company Dodge started production of military vehicles in autumn 1939 when World War II emerged in Europe.Īnother bad day for Dodges drivers (notice the windshield.) The numbers in the doors and the bridge signal suggest that this truck may be Polish.įitted with uprated chassis, springs, WD split rims (13, 16 and 20”), single rear tyres, right-hand drive (for overseas use), military bumper and push bar, black out lights, WD towing hook, matt military paint, etc. Notice the 'civil' aspect of the truck andĪ Dodge with right-handed driver position. The absence of front brush bar and the leftĭodges send to the Russia, under the lend lease program Notice the bullet holes in the wind-shield, Two British Dodges D15 of the 113 General Transport CompanyĪ british Dodge D60L captured by the Germans

Shipped out in large numbers complete or in CKD form, mainly for use in North African campaign and Land Lease program (1.700 3-ton Dodges were delivered to Russia ).

Usually standard civil types with minor modifications to reach military needs, comprising cars, utilities, 15-cwt, 2-ton and 3-ton trucks.

Company of heroes 2 opel blitz cargo truck