KH2-2016 SAMOCHÓD POŻARNICZY MERCEDES 1500S

Mercedes-Benz L 1500 is a German universal light truck from World War II. The first copies of this vehicle appeared in 1941, and serial production continued in 1941-1944. Approximately 9,000 copies of this car of all versions were produced. The vehicle was powered by a single Daimler-Benz M 159 engine with a capacity of 60 HP. The Mercedes-Benz L 1500 was developed and produced in two variants: A and S. The first (L 1500 A) had an undeveloped rear part of the car and was most often used in the German armed forces under the designation Kfz.70 to transport soldiers - it was in able to carry up to 7 people. In this version, it was used on many fronts of World War II, including: on the Eastern Front in 1942-1945, in North Africa or in Italy in 1943-1945. The second version (L 1500 S) had a built-in rear part of the vehicle and was used as a classic truck or as a vehicle for specialized tasks - for example as a fire engine.