Farsan var på musei i Jkp precis och tog en suddig bild med sin tfn på en svensk halvbandare, bärhulen liknar på pricken en tysk Sd.Kfz. 251 men i övrigt ser den helt annurlunda ut. Tyvärr har jag ingen möjlighet att lägga ut bilden :(
Naturligtvis glömde han kolla upp den och jag undrar förstås vad denna vagn var, vilka som använde dem mm. Har inte sett sånna vagnar på bild ens (för Sv bruk).
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Var det en sådan?
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swedish halftrack
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Var det en sådan?
edit
kolla google:
volvo halftrack
swedish halftrack
så kommer en del länkar till ett forum där du kan läsa
Samma vagn. Men det var inte mkt där stod "Volvo från 1943". Märkligt att bärhjulen är så likt det tyska ditot? Var det art som drog sina kanoner med dessa Volvos?
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In the late 1930's and in 1948 the Swedish army bought
at total of 23 german halftrack vehicles, Demag D7
(Sd.Kfz.10 in Germany). These vehicles were used to
tow 10,5 cm artillery in the far north of Sweden,
among others by my father doing his military service
at the eight artillery regiment (A8) in 1952-53. The
army sold off the "Arttrak m/40", as it was called in
Sweden, in the 1950's. According to my information, in
the late 1980's, two Swedes tracked down the surviving
vehicles in barns and scrapyards in the north of
Sweden and sold them to collectors in Germany and
maybe other countries.
I'm now working on research into what happened to
these halftracks and I'm interested to come into
contact with anyone who knows anything about the
current or past whereabouts of them.
at total of 23 german halftrack vehicles, Demag D7
(Sd.Kfz.10 in Germany). These vehicles were used to
tow 10,5 cm artillery in the far north of Sweden,
among others by my father doing his military service
at the eight artillery regiment (A8) in 1952-53. The
army sold off the "Arttrak m/40", as it was called in
Sweden, in the 1950's. According to my information, in
the late 1980's, two Swedes tracked down the surviving
vehicles in barns and scrapyards in the north of
Sweden and sold them to collectors in Germany and
maybe other countries.
I'm now working on research into what happened to
these halftracks and I'm interested to come into
contact with anyone who knows anything about the
current or past whereabouts of them.
Hmm, IG att man är kass på söka 
Tack för svaren.
Tack för svaren.
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dxl
härifrån
QUOTE
In the late 1930's and in 1948 the Swedish army bought
at total of 23 german halftrack vehicles, Demag D7
(Sd.Kfz.10 in Germany). These vehicles were used to
tow 10,5 cm artillery in the far north of Sweden,
among others by my father doing his military service
at the eight artillery regiment (A8) in 1952-53. The ......
härifrån
QUOTE
In the late 1930's and in 1948 the Swedish army bought
at total of 23 german halftrack vehicles, Demag D7
(Sd.Kfz.10 in Germany). These vehicles were used to
tow 10,5 cm artillery in the far north of Sweden,
among others by my father doing his military service
at the eight artillery regiment (A8) in 1952-53. The ......
dxl, du har blandat ihop två olika fordon. Det som frågan gäller är vad som står på A6-museum i Jönköping, och det är en Volvo halvband kallad arttrak m/43 byggd i 108 ex 1944.
Det finns ytterligare några stycken bevarade.
Det du hittat i citatet ovan gäller arttrak m/40 och det är en helt vanlig tysk Demag 1ton halvbandare som försvaret köpte 23st 1940, av dessa finns i dag ingen kvar i Sverige.
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