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Puzzles, Games and Name That Car => Solved AutoPuzzles => Topic started by: sichel on December 29, 2024, 06:58:42 AM
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The excavation for the garage foundation easily fits in here.
Manufacturer and type of truck are one question, manufacturer of the ‘wheelbarrow’ is another.
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Up to the Experts.
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International Paystar?
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No, Mack DM based ;)
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Yes, Bill is right, it is a Mack DM, even a DMM.
Locked for Bill for five attempts to find the manufacturer of the body.
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I leave the pleasure to Alfa Japan
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Very well then. Locked for Alfa Japan. But I'm only giving away three times for our ‘Asian Italy fan’.
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I leave the pleasure to Alfa Japan
If a truck specialist like "Bill d isere" leaves the search to someone else, you can be sure it's a tricky or impossible one. Thanks "Bill d isere" for this nice assignment even though my guess for the base vehicle was incorrect :-X
Anyway back on topic:
Guess#1: Heinrich Hecker KG?
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You are attributing bad intentions to me that I absolutely do not have. I just wanted to let you take a point gently
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You are attributing bad intentions to me that I absolutely do not have. I just wanted to let you take a point gently
No way!!! 2025 just started, I'm still in the positive mood 8)
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Perfect !
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I love my AutoPuzzles because of dialogues like this. BtW: Heinrich Hecker KG is not.
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Becker then?
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Unfortunately not either.
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Langendorf?
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Bingo! It is a Mack DMM 6x6 with substructure by Langendorf from Germany. This is your next point.
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@sichel thank you for the point, yet I think the point belongs to my French truck expert pal @Bil d isere since I even had the base vehicle wrong.
Regarding these Mack DM trucks with Langendorf body, there are currently 3 of these vehicles for sale, but then in a 6x4 configuration, on the "Machinery" website. Those vehicles are located in Sontra Germany.
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I knew there would be better than me here. This point is entirely Alfa's, amply deserved by his research work.
I briefly drove a Mack DM as a tractor in the last century. We were far from today's assisted driving techniques, but boy was it enjoyable!
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:applause: Great! This comes very close to an IFA H 6 B with muscle power steering and missing synchroniser rings.
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I haven't had the honor of being able to compare yet. But who knows what life still has in store for me?