ZW7046J 8 DIFFERENT JAPANESE WWII ARMY TRUCKS 8X1 TO A PACK

The Type 94 truck is a Japanese universal truck from the interwar period and World War II. The first copies of this vehicle appeared in 1933, and serial production started in 1934. The vehicle was powered by a single 60hp Otsu diesel engine. The Type 94 was created on the initiative of the Japanese army command, which was looking for a new, basic six-wheel truck in the early 1930s. Initially, cars already used on the civilian market were tested, but only the Isuzu design, which entered service under the designation of Type 94, was finally approved. cargo and had decent performance for those times. The car remained in service with the Japanese army until 1945 and served both in China and in the Pacific region.