GMC Dukw 353 Truck 1943
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Specifications GMC Dukw 353 Truck 1943 blueprint
The GMC Dukw 353 Truck 1943 is an iconic vehicle for its impressive performance on the battlefield. It was developed by General Motors during World War II for the US military to transport troops, supplies, and equipment by both land and water. The amphibious truck was capable of running on both land and water, giving the US Army a much needed advantage in various different terrains. The GMC Dukw 353 Truck was powered by a six-cylinder gasoline engine with a 3-speed manual transmission and featured four-wheel drive. This vehicle was equipped with a winch that could be used to pull boats onto shore and a manually operated waterproof canvas cab enclosure. It was also fitted with a towing and recovery hook at the rear and four shock absorbers allowing for improved maneuverability on and off-road. It was capable of a maximum speed of 60 mph on land and 6 mph in water. The body of the GMC Dukw 353 Truck was made of reinforced aluminum and steel, making it durable and lightweight. It featured a rustproof coating to ensure its longevity. Additionally, the GMC Dukw 353 Truck was equipped with wide turning radius tires that allowed for better control when driving on roads or through water. The vehicle could also be equipped with a range of weapons like M1919 Browning machine gun or a mount for a mortar tube allowing for increased protection. The GMC Dukw 353 Truck became an essential vehicle during World War II and played a crucial role in the US militarys success in the war.
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