GMC CCKW-352 BM-13 Katyusha Truck 1941
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Specifications GMC CCKW-352 BM-13 Katyusha Truck 1941 blueprint
The GMC CCKW-352 BM-13 Katyusha truck of 1941 was a force to be reckoned with. Its intimidating presence often forebode great destruction to come. This military staple had a distinct appearance, equipped with a long single cab body, a large front bumper tray, twelve-soled tires, and a long bed ready to haul the powerful multiple rocket launcher artillery. Powered by an inline 6 cylinder, 93 horsepower engine, the CCKW-352 had the strength to not only carry a payload a ton in weight, but also endure long, grueling journeys. With 4-wheel drive and low range transfer case gears, it could trudge through mud and uneven terrain with ease. Active suspension and leaf springs were installed too, allowing it to glide through hazardous surfaces with minimal force. The interior had six seating areas, allowing up to nine passengers to ride comfortably on demanding missions. All the driver controls were well within reach, with the radio and other devices easily accessible as well. Visibility from the cabin was excellent, with the front hood extended high enough for clear line of sight. This war chariot was a true symbol of strength and fortitude during World War II. Its reliability was unmatched in its day, delivering a reliable performance for the Allied forces no matter what the conditions. A true masterpiece of automotive genius, the GMC CCKW-352 BM-13 Katyusha truck of 1941 will remain remembered for generations to come.
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