Kenworth Model 573 M1A1 1927

Kenworth Model 573 M1A1 1927The Kenworth 10 ton 6x6 heavy wrecking truck was the standard heavy wrecker of the US Army during World War II. This wrecker with a 6 cylinder Continental engine, was built by the firm Kenworth as well as by the company Ward LaFrance with some slight differences in design in 1941 1945. Early models used the manufacturer's commercial cab, fenders, and specific hoods, making these wreckers look different. The M1A1 models had open military cabs, flat

achieving a technological revolution

This model stands out for its versatility and features detailed replicas of the engine and cockpit

the package contains new chromed plastic parts to make the model particularly realistic

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New Fully detailed cabin and interiors - Fully detailed engine and frame - Open or closed driver door - Open or closed radiator grill - Chromed adhesive - Photo etched parts - Rubber tyres - Color Instuction sheet

rather than a high-mobility load-carrier for the British Army

- Gun sight in fine detail

[Specifications]

The Falcon's versatility is a paramount reason it was a success on the export market

and the rear was made of wood in the form of a fabric covered truss

first entered service in 1986

Cromwell tanks made some spectacular advances in their pursuit of the Germans across Northern France