Overview[]
The Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. F, nicknamed Minenknacker (Mine cracker), is a German heavy tank developed from the PzKpfw I Series.
Development[]
On 24 November 1938, the new Oberbefehshaber des Heeres (commanding general of the army), General Walther von Brauchitsch, established a new direction favouring offensive capability. As part of this, schwere Panzer-Kompanien (heavy tank companies), equipped with Panzerkampfwagen schwerster Art (heaviest type of tanks), were to engage fortifications and other static defensive positions.
Design of the VK18.01 was started when In 6 ordered Wa Prüf 6 to develop the Pz.Kpfw. I with emphasis on the heaviest possible armour within the 18 ton weight limit of the portable engineering bridges, the 80mm plates are capable of protecting against 5cm AP fired at 685m/s, and the 50mm plates protected against 3,7cm AP fired at 745m/s. Wa Prüf 6 sent contracts for the turret to Daimler-Benz, and the chassis to Krauss-Maffei. MAN received a contract for the VK16.01, later known as the Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf. J. Multiple components were to be shared between the VK16.01 and VK18.01 chassis.
On 15 November 1939, representatives from Krauss-Maffei and MAN met to discuss working together to divide work. Each company was to manufacture and assemble four trial vehicles. Krauss-Maffei designed and manufactured the suspension. Eight sets were produced, four were used in the VK16.01 trial chassis, and the other four in the VK18.01.
The Versuchs-Serie (trial series) VK18.01 has different track guards, a 13-tooth drive sprocket, and Kgs 61/500/160 tracks.
On 22 December 1939, In 6 authorized a 0-Serie of 30 VK18.01 by Wa Prüf 6. Contracts for 30 turrets were issued to Daimler-Benz, and 30 chassis for Krauss-Maffei, who was to assemble them.
On 3 February 1940, the Wa Prüf 6 contract 106.3.0772/39 was awarded to Krupp in Essen for 30 sets of armour components to be delivered from November 1940 through March 1941.
The development of the VK18.01 was continued even after the fortifications the vehicle was originally designed to combat, such as the Maginot Line, were neutralized.
In April 1940, the 30 0-Serie chassis were planned to be completed and delivered between December 1940 and March 1941. They were completed by December 1942.
In 6 authorized acquisition of a 1.Serie of 100 VK18.01, with delivery to begin at the end of 1941. This order was withdrawn by 1 July 1942.
Service[]
1.Kp./Pz.Abt.z.b.V.66 / 8.Kp./Pz.Rgt.29[]
Five PzKpfw I F were assigned to 1. Kompanie of Panzer-Abteilung z.b.V. 66, which was created on 30 May 1942 in Southern Italy. They were originally created to support an intended assault on Crete, Operation Herkules (Hercules). However they were sent to the Eastern Front to support attacks on the fortifications south of Leningrad.
On 1 September 1942, 1.Kompanie was attached to Panzer-Regiment 29 in the 12. Panzer-Division. At this time seven were assigned, six of which were operational. After combat near Tortolowo on 10 September 1942, only two were operational. Two had been destroyed, and two were stuck in marshland awaiting recovery. On 26 September, another vehicle was lost in the marsh.
By 24 October 1942, six of the seven vehicles had been recovered, however only two were operational.
In early December 1942, one vehicle was sent back to Germany for major repairs, and five were operational.
In January 1943, five replacement PzKpfw I F were assigned to the renamed 1.Kompanie/Panzer-Abteilung z.b.V. 66, the 8.Kompanie/Panzer-Regiment 29. Three vehicles were lost in February, and another two were lost in April.
On 9 May 1943, only one PzKpfw I F was still with the 8.Kompanie. Four were assigned to the II.Abt.Stabskompanie.
On 1 July 1943, prior to Operation Zitadelle (Citadel), five unmanned PzKpfw I F were given to Pz.Inst.Abt.559 in Krupka by 10 July 1943.
2.Polizei-Panzer-Kompanie (neu)[]
On 17 May 1943, the 2. Polizer-Panzer-Kompanie (neu) was re-established in Vienna, Austria. Five PzKpfw I F had been assigned to the 3.Zug.
In August 1943, they were sent to Russia, they returned to Vienna in August 1944 after losing all of their armoured vehicles.
Panzer-Regiment 1[]
On 5 March 1943, two PzKpfw I C and eight PzKpfw I F were reported to be operating with the II.Abteilung/Panzer-Regiment 1. In early November 1943, they were sent to Russia.
On 20 November 1943, they had reported that one PzKpfw I C was operational, and only one of the seven remaining PzKpfw I F was operational.
On 1 December 1943, PzKpfw I F (Fgst.Nr.150328) was reported as a total loss due to a fire while being repaired. Two PzKpfw I F were operational by 10 December.
From 10 December to 21 December, the remaining PzKpfw I C and five PzKpfw I F were returned to Germany for major repairs. Only one remaining PzKpfw I F was with Panzer-Regiment 1 by the end of 1943.
Variants[]
See Panzerkampfwagen I for variants.
VK18.01 / Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. F[]
Standard model.
VK18.02[]
Variant with an alternative drive train. Design calculations were completed on 9 July 1940 for installing an 8-speed semi-automatic VG 15319 transmission with a triple-radius LG 45 R steering unit.
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Light Tanks | Light Tanks | E 10 • kl.Tr (A.H.) • kl.Tr. Fgst.Nr.8000 • kl.Tr. • l.K.A.1 • l.K.A.2 • l. Pz.Kpfw. z.V.g.E.u.Lz. m. 5,5cm v.at.wa. • Pz.Kpfw. I (A • B • C • D) • Pz.Kpfw. II (a • b • c • A • B • C • D • E • F • G • H • J • L • M) • Pz.Kpfw. 35(t) • Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) (A • B • C • D • E • F • G • S • nA) • Pz.Kpfw. 38 D • Pz.Kpfw. Leopard • Pz.Kpfw. T-15 • Pz.Kpfw. T-21 • Pz.Kpfw. T-22 • Pz.Kpfw. T-23 • VAE 393 • VK6.01 • VK6.02 • VK9.01 • VK9.02 • VK9.03 • VK13.03 • VK16.01 • VK16.02 |
Amphibious Light Tanks | Pz.Kpfw. II (Schwimm) • Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) (Schwimm) | |
Flamethrower Light Tanks | Fl.Pz. I A • Fl.Pz. II A • Fl.Pz. II B | |
Command Light Tanks | Führungs-Fahrzeug auf Pz.Kpfw. 731(r) • Pz.Bfw. I (A (early) • A (mid) • A (late) • B • B Rahmenantenne • B für Sd.Kfz.300/303) • Pz.Bfw. 35(t) | |
Medium Tanks | Medium Tanks | B.W. I(Rh) • B.W. I(K) • B.W. II(K) • E 50 • gr.Tr.(DB) • gr.Tr.(K) • gr.Tr.(Rh) • K.A.v. • m.K.A. • Mw.Pz. • Nb.Pz.Kpfw. IV • Pz.Kpfw. 740(f) • Pz.Kpfw. III (A • B • C • D • E • E+ • F • F+ • G • G+ • H • J • K • L • M • N) • Pz.Kpfw. III/IV • Pz.Kpfw. IV (A • B • C • D • E • F1 • F2 • G • H • J • W1462) • Pz.Kpfw. Panther (D • A • G • F • II • V1 • V2) • VK20.01(Rh) • VK24.01 • VK28.01(K) • VK30.01(DB) • VK30.01(H) • VK30.01(MAN) (V1 • V2) • VK30.01(P) • VK30.02 • Z.W. (38 • 39 • 40 • 41 • V1 • V3 • V4) |
Amphibious Medium Tanks | T.Pz. III (B • F • G • H • Pz.Bfw. III H) • T.Pz. IV • T.Stu.G. III • U.-T.Fz. | |
Command Medium Tanks | Pz.Bfw. III (D1 • E • G • H (early) • H (late) • K • M) • Pz.Bfw. IV (H • J) • Pz.Bfw. V D • Pz.Bfw. V D mit Pz.Kpfw. IV H Turm • Pz.Bfw. V A • Pz.Bfw. V G • Pz.Kpfw. III (Fu) J • Pz.Kpfw. III (Fu) L • Pz.Kpfw. III (Fu) N • T.Pz.Bfw. III H | |
Flamethrower Medium Tanks | Fl.Pz. III M • Fl.Pz. 38 (t) • Fl.Pz. 740(f) | |
Heavy Tanks | Standard Heavy Tanks | D.W. I • D.W. II • E 75 • E 100 • I.w. • L.K. • LK P.1000 • LK P.1500 • Pz.Kpfw. I F • Pz.Kpfw. Tiger (H1 • H2 • E) • Pz.Kpfw. Tiger II • Pz.Kpfw. VII • Pz.Kpfw. Maus (Maus II) • s.K.A. • Typ 205 (/1 • /2) • Typ 245 • VK18.01 • VK30.01(H) • VK30.01(P) • VK36.01(H) • VK45.01(P) • VK45.01(H) • VK45.02(H) • VK45.02(P1) • VK45.02(P2) • VK45.03(H) • VK65.01(H) • VK70.01(K) • VK72.01 • VK100.01(K) • VK100.01(P) • VK130.01(K) |
Command Heavy Tanks | Pz.Bfw. VI • Pz.Bfw. VI(P) | |
Self-Propelled Guns | SPAA | 2cm FlaK 38 auf RSO • 3cm MK 103 auf Typ 245 • 5cm FlaK 41 auf VK16.02 • 5cm FlaK 41 auf VK28.01 • 5cm Gerät auf VK16.02 • 5cm Gerät auf VK28.01 • 5,5cm Gerät 58 Z. auf W.T. • 5,5cm MK 122 auf Typ 245 • 8,8cm FlaK 37 auf Pz.Kpfw. IV • 8,8cm FlaK 41 auf Pz.Kpfw. IV • 8,8cm FlaK 41 (Sfl.) Panther I • 8,8cm Pz.Fla.K. v. Rheinmetall • Flak.Pz. I • Flak.Pz. II • Flak.Pz. IV Kugelblitz • Flak.Pz. Möbelwagen • Flak.Pz. IV Ostwind (II) • Flak.Pz. IV Wirbelwind • Flak.Pz. Zerstörer • Flak.Pz. 38 (t) • Flak.Pz. 38 D • Flak.Pz. 554 • Flak.Pz. 747(r) • gep.Sfl. f. Fla.K. 41 • l. Pz.Kpfw. z.V.g.E.u.Lz. m. 5,5cm v.at.wa. • Mw.Fz. mit Vierling 2cm |
SPATG | 3,7cm (Sfl.) auf Hanomag-Schlepper • 4,7cm PaK 36(t) (Sf) auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen I • 4,7cm Pa.K. 38 (t) auf Pz.Kpfw. 731 (r) • 4,7cm PaK 181(f) auf Panzerjäger LrS(f) • 4,7cm PaK 183(f) auf Pz.Jgr. Lr.S.(f) • 5cm PaK 38 auf Fgst. Pz.Kpfw. II • 7,5cm PaK 40/4 auf RSO • 7,5cm PaK 42 auf VK9.03 • 7,5cm PaK 97/38(f) auf Pz.Kpfw. 740(r) • 8,8cm PaK 43/1 auf G.W. III/IV • 10,5cm K 18 auf Pz.Kpfw. IVa • 12,8cm K 43 auf Gerät 5-1213 • 12,8cm K 43 auf Pz.Kpfw. Panther • 8,8cm PaK 43 auf l.Eh.W.T. • E 25 • JPz. 38 D • J.Pz. 38 • J.Pz. 38 mit 10,5cm StuH 42 • J.Pz. 38 mit 7,5cm L/70 • J.Pz. 38 Starr • J.Pz. IV L/43 • J.Pz. IV L/48 • J.Pz. IVb • JPz. Jagdpanther • l.Tr. (Rh) • L.S.K. • Marder I LrS • Marder I FCM-36 • Marder I 39H • Marder II 75mm • Marder II 76.2mm • Marder III • Marder III Ausf. H • Marder III Ausf. M • Pz. IV lang(E) • Pz. IV/70(A) • Pz. IV/70(V) • Pz.Jgr. 38 mit Pz.Kpfw. IV Turm • Pz.Jgr. Ferdinand • Pz.Jgr. Elefant • Pz.Jgr. Tiger B(H) • Pz.Jgr. Tiger B(P) • Pz.Jgr. Tiger B mit 8,8cm PaK 43/3 • Pz.Jgr. Tiger B mit 12,8cm PaK L/66 • Pz.Kpfw. mit 7,5cm StuK 40 • Pz.kl.Z. • Pz.Sfl. f. 12,8cm K 40 • Typ 245/2 • Typ 250 • Typ 255 • s.kl.Pz.Kpfw. mit 10cm PAW • s.kl.Pz.Kpfw. mit 10,5cm leFH 43 und 3cm MK 108 • W.T. 8,8cm Krupp-Ardelt • W.T. 8,8cm Rhm.-Borsig • W.T. 8,8cm Steyr • VK70.02(P) | |
SPG | 7,7cm Kanone auf Hanomag-Schlepper • 12,8cm Kanone 43 Gerät 5-1211 Krupp • 15cm sIG 33 auf Pz.Kpfw. 38 (t) M • Gerät 5-1530 • Gerät 5-1528 • Gw. Tiger • Pz.Sfl. III • Stu.H. 42 • Stu.IG 33 • Stu.G. Leopard • Stu.G. III (A • B • C • D • E • F • F/8 • G • L/70) • Stu.G. IV • Stu.G. E 75 • Stu.G. E 100 • Stu.G. 853(i) • Stu.H. • Stu.Pz. • Tauch-Stu.G. III | |
SPH | 10,5cm leFH 18/3 Gw. 740(f) • 10,5cm leFH 16/18 (Sf) auf Geschützwagen FCM-36(f) • 10,5cm leFH 18 (Sf) auf Geschützwagen LrS(f) • 10,5cm leFH 18/1 auf Geschützwagen IVb • 10,5cm leFH 18/40/2 auf Geschützwagen III/IV • 10,5cm leFH 18/6 auf Geschützwagen III/IV • 10,5cm leFH 43 auf Typ 245 • 15cm sFH 13 (Sf) auf Geschützwagen LrS(f) • 15cm schweres Feldhaubitze 18/4 Gerät 811 • 15cm sIG 33 (Sfl) auf Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf.B • 15cm sIG 33B (Sfl) auf Fahrgestell Panzerkampfwagen III Ausf. H • Sturmpanzer 38 (t) • Wespe | |
SPM | 8cm schwerer Granatwerfer 34 auf Panzerspähwagen AMR-35(f) • 30,5cm L/16 auf Sfl. Bär • 30,5cm Mörser M 16 auf Sturmpanzer IV • Gerät 040 • Gerät 041 • Panzermörser 35(t) • Sturmpanzer VI Sturmtiger | |
SPRA | Panzerkampfwagen IV Ausf. C mit schweres Wurfgerät 41 28-32cm • Raketenwerfer Panther | |
Explosive Related | Remote Controlled Explosives | Goliath • Springer |
Demolition Carriers | Borgward III • Borgward IV | |
Mine Laying | Ladungsleger auf Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. A • Ladungsleger auf Panzerkampfwagen I Ausf. B • Ladungsleger II | |
Mine Clearing | Alkett Vs.Kfz. 617 Minenräumer • Borgward I • Borgward II • Krupp Räumer S • Minenräumer III • Mineräumpanzer IV • Minenräumwagen 1. • 2. | |
Misc Tanks | Ammunition Carriers | Gw.II f. Mun. • Gw.III/IV f. Mun. • Gw.38 f. Mun. K • Munitionspanzer III • Munitionspanzer für Sturmpanzer • VK3.01 • VK3.02 • VK5.01 |
Armoured Recovery | Bergepanther (D • A • G) • Bergepanzer 38 D • Bergepanzer 38(t) • Berg.Pz. 748(a) • Bergepanzer I • Bergepanzer II Ausf. J • Bergepanzer II Luchs • Bergepanzer III • Bergepanzer IV • Bergepanzer VI(P) • VKz35.01 | |
Bridge Laying | Br. I A • Br. II B • Br. IV C • Br. IV D • Brückenmaterialträger • Sturmstegpanzer IV | |
Engineering & Maintenance | Instandsetzungskraftwagen I • Pi.Pz.Kpfw. I • Pi.Pz.Kpfw. III | |
Training Vehicles | PzKpfw I A o Aufbau • PzKpfw I B o Aufbau • Fahrschulpanzer V • Fahrschulpanzer VI • Fahrschulpanzer 740(f) | |
Transport & Towing | Raupenschlepper Ost | |
Rail Tanks | Schienenkampfwagen 1 | |
Ramming & Land / Snow Clearance | Ramschaufelpanzer Panther • VK45.01(P) mit Rammhaube | |
Recon & Observation | Art.-Pz.Beobw. Panther • Aufkl. 38 D (2cm) • Aufkl. 38 D (7,5cm) • Aufkl.Pz. 38(t) (2cm) • Aufkl.Pz. 38(t) (7,5cm) • Aufkl.Pz. (5,5cm) • Aufkl.Pz. Panther • Aufklärungsfarhzeug Auto Union • Boeb.Pz.Wg. II • Kugelpanzer • Panzer-Aufklärer auf 38(t) • Pz.Beobw. II • PzBeobw III • PzBeobw IV J • PzBeobw V D • PzSpw II (2cm) • Panzerspähwagen II (5cm) • Vollkettenaufklärer 38(t) |
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Offensive / Defensive | SPAA | 2cm Fla.K. 30 auf Fgst. le.Zgkw. 1t • 2cm Fla.K. 38 auf Fgst. le.Zgkw. 1t • 2cm Fla.K. 38 (Sf.) auf le.Zgkw. 1t • 2cm Fla.K. 38 Vierling (Sf.) auf m.Zgkw. 8t • 3,7cm Fla.K. 43/1 auf Sfl. s.W.S. • 5cm Fla.K. 41 (Sf.) auf m.Zgkw 5t • 8,8cm Fla.K. 18 (Sfl.) auf s.Zgkw 12t • 8,8cm Fla.K. 37 (Sfl.) auf s.Zgkw 18t |
Armoured Recon | le.S.P.W. (2cm) • le.S.P.W. (3,7cm) aA • le.S.P.W. (3,7cm) nA • Pz.Spw. RK A | |
Fire Support | le.S.P.W. (7,5cm) • le.S.P.W. (s.Pz.B. 41) | |
SPM | 8cm R-vielfachwerfer auf Fahgestell S 303(f) • leichter Schützenpanzerwagen (schwerer Granatwerfer) • mittlerer Schützenpanzerwagen S307(f) | |
SPRA | 8cm R.W. auf Fgst. S303(f) • 8cm Reihenwerfer auf Fahgestell S303(f) | |
SPATG | 5cm PaK 38 (Sf) auf leichter Zugkraftwagen 1t • 7,5cm PaK 40 (Sf) auf Fahrgestell S 307(f) • 8,8cm FlaK 18 (Sf) auf schwerer Zugkraftwagen 12t • 8,8cm FlaK 37 (Sfl.) auf schwerer Zugkraftwagen 18t • leichter Schützenpanzerwagen mit Sfl 5cm PaK 38 L/60 • Panzerjäger S307(f) mit 7,5cm PaK 40 L/46 | |
Utility | Ammunition Carriers | l.gp.Mun.Tr.Kw. • le.Mun.Pz.Wg. (A • B) |
Command | le.Beob.Pz.Wg. n.A. | |
Communication & Cable Related | kl.Kett.Krad. f. Fe.Kab. • kl.Kett.Krad. f. s.Fe.Kab. • leichter Fernsprechpanzerwagen • leichter Funkpanzerwagen | |
Engineering | m.S.P.W. (Pi) | |
Observation, Spotting & Survey | leichter gepanzerter Beobachtungskraftwagen • leichter Beobachtungspanzerwagen Alte • le.Messtrupp-Pz.Wg. • m.S.P.W. (IR) | |
Transport & Towing | gepanzerter Transportkraftwagen P380(f) • kl.Kett.Krad • leichter Schützenpanzerwagen Series • leichter Schützenpanzerwagen Alte • le.S.P.W. n.A. • le.S.P.W. U304(f) • le.Zgkw 1t • le.Zgkw 3t • le.Zgkw S307(f) • m.gep.Zgkw S303(f) • m.Zgkw 5t • m.Zgkw 8t • S.P.W. M2(a) • S.P.W. M3(a) • s.Zgkw 12t • s.Zgkw 18t • Zgkw P302(b) • Zgkw P302(f) • Zgkw P304(f) |
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Offensive / Defensive | Armoured Cars | ARW • gep.Kw. • l.MG.Kw. • l.Pz.Spw. (2cm) A • l.Pz.Spw. (2cm) B • l.Pz.Spw. (MG) • l.Pz.Spw. (4 Rad) (Tp.) • MG.Kw. • Pz.Spw. 202(i) • Panzerspähwagen Škoda PA-II 4-rad • s.Pz.Spw. (2cm) • s.Pz.Spw. (5cm) • s.Pz.Spw. (6rad) • s.Pz.Spw. (7,5cm K 37) • s.Pz.Spw. (7,5cm K 51) • s.Pz.Spw. (7,5cm K L/48) • s.Pz.Spw. (7,5cm PaK 40) • ZRW |
SPAA | 2cm Fla.K. 30 auf Volkswagen Schwimmwagen Type 166 • l.Trlsch.Kw. • s.gl.Lkw. L4500A mit 3,7cm Fla.K. 36 • Sfl. auf Fgst. VOMAG 7 OR 660 mit 8,8cm Fla.K. 36 | |
Other | Command | Kfz. 14 • Kfz. 15 • kl.Pz.Fw. A (A • B) • le.Fu.Kw. • le.Pz.Spw. (Fu.)(A • B) • Pz.Fw. (6 Rad) • Pz.Fw. (8 Rad) • Pz.Spw. PA-II (Fu.) (4 Rad) • s.gl.gp.Pkw. • s.Pz.Spw. (Fu.) |
Fire Fighting | Obel Blitz 1,0t KzS | |
Kitchen | l.Meßtrupp.Kw. • m.Meßtrupp.Kw. • Obel Blitz 3,0t Küchenwagen | |
Medical | San.ger.Kw. | |
Motocycles | BMW R17 • BMW R68 • BMW R71 • BMW R75 • DKW NZ 350 • FN M12 • Gillet Herstal 720 AB • Gnome-Rhône AX II • Nimbus • Zündapp DB 200 • Zündapp DBK 200 • Zündapp K 800 • Zündapp KS 600 • Zündapp KS 750 | |
Transport & Towing | Adler 10N • Adler 12N 3G • Adler 12N RW • Adler 3GD • Adler V40T • Adler W61 • ADTK • BMW 3/15 PS • BMW 3/20 PS • BMW 309 • BMW 315 • BMW 319 • Borgward 5 t • Borgward B 3000 A • Borgward B 3000 A • Borgward Europa V • Borgward L 2000 S • Borgward L 2300 • Borgward Typ 3 t Benzin G.W. • Borgward Typ 3 t Diesel G.W. • Ford BB • Ford EGa • Ford EGb • Ford EGd • Ford EG Typ 40 • Ford G198TWA • Ford G388TS • Ford G398TS • Ford G917T • Ford G987T • Ford G997T • Ford V 3000A • Ford V 3000S • Ford V 3000S/SSM Maultier • Ford V8 G48 • Ford V8 G78 • Ford V8-51 • gp.Kw. • Hanomag 3/16 PS • Hanomag 4/20 PS • Hanomag 4/23 PS • Hanomag Garant • Hanomag Rekord • Horch Typ 1a Kfz.15 • Horch Typ 1a Kfz. 21 • Horch 830B • Horch 830R • Horch 901 • Krupp L2H43-143 • l.gl.Pkw • Mercedes-Benz 320 Model 1939 • Mercedes-Benz DB s 7 • Mercedes-Benz DB s 8 • Mercedes-Benz DB L 5 • Mercedes-Benz DB L 7 • Mercedes-Benz DB L 8 • Mercedes-Benz DB m 8 • Mercedes-Benz DB 9 • Mercedes-Benz DB 10 • Mercedes-Benz G3a • Mercedes-Benz LG63 • Mercedes-Benz LG65/3 • Mercedes-Benz LG65/4 • Mercedes-Benz LG3000 • Mercedes-Benz Lo2000 • Mercedes-Benz Lo2500 • Mercedes-Benz Lo2750 • Mercedes-Benz Lo3750 • Mercedes-Benz L701 • Mercedes-Benz L1500A • Mercedes-Benz L1500E • Mercedes-Benz L1500S • Mercedes-Benz L3000 • Mercedes-Benz L3000A • Mercedes-Benz L3000S • Mercedes-Benz L3750 • Mercedes-Benz L4500A • Mercedes-Benz L4500R • Mercedes-Benz L4500S • Mercedes-Benz L6500 • Mercedes-Benz L10000 • Mercedes-Benz O2600 • m.gl.pkw. • Opel Admiral Kastenwagen • Opel 1,2L pritsche • Opel 1,2L kastenlieferwagen • Opel 2,0L pickup • Opel 2,0L gas generator pickup • Opel 10 • Opel P4 Kastenlieferwagen • Opel-Blitz gas generator • Opel-Blitz 1,0t • Opel-Blitz 1,0t omnibus • Opel-Blitz 1,0t Kastenwagen • Opel-Blitz 2,5t-32 • Opel-Blitz 2,5t • Opel-Blitz 2,5t omnibus • Opel-Blitz 3,0t ombibus • Opel-Blitz 3,6t-36S • Opel-Blitz 3,6t-36SSM • Opel-Blitz 3,6-47 omnibus • Opel-Blitz 3,6-47 Wehrmacht omnibus • Opel-Blitz 3,6-6700A • Opel-Olympia OL38 • Saurer RR-7 • schwerer Einheits PKW (Fernsprechkraftwagen • Flakkraftwagen • Funkkraftwagen • Mannschaftskraftwagen • Protzkraftwagen • Scheinwerferkraftwagen I • Scheinwerferkraftwagen II • Vs.kw.) • s.gl.gp.pkw. (4-rad) • s.gl.gp.pkw. (6-rad) • Škoda H6ST6-T • Škoda Radschlepper Öst • Škoda Typ 903 • Škoda Typ 952 • Steyr-40D/140 • Steyr-40D/340 • Steyr-40D/440 • Steyr-270 1500A/02 • Steyr-470 RSO/01 • Steyr-640 • Steyr-2000A • Tatra 57 (A • B • K) • Tatra 72 • Tatra 82 • Tatra 92 • Tatra 111 • Tatra 57K • VW Typ 82 Kübelwagen • VW Typ 87 • VW Typ 166 Schwimmwagen |