The US Army Liberty trucks produced at the end of the First World War were the first attempt in the world to create a standardized range of military vehicles, serially produced by several firms from standardized units.

The most famous were cars of category B (series 1) with a capacity of 3 tons, which from the beginning of 1918 produced 15 American companies. They were hood trucks with an open cab equipped with a 4-cylinder engine, a cardan drive of the rear axle with a worm gear and cast tires.

Before the end of the war, 9,452 Liberty trucks were assembled, of which 7,600 were sent to Europe.

MARKINGS

Standard 'Liberty» truck, US Army, 1918.

Standard 'Liberty» truck, US Army, France, 1918.

MODEL SIZE (LENGTH X HEIGHT) : 195 x 82 mm

BOX SIZE : 294 x 230 x 58 mm

NUMBER OF DETAILS: 192