Graf Stift 10 t Pritschenwagen Truck 1956
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Specifications Graf Stift 10 t Pritschenwagen Truck 1956 blueprint
The Graf Stift 10 t Pritschenwagen truck from 1956 is a classic workhorse of the German automotive industry. Its robust design was inspired by post-war manufacturing efficiency, and the 10t version has proved its worth to the road construction and transportation industries for over half a century. This particular model is powered by a 7.7L four-cylinder MAN diesel engine. The engine produces a total of 108 horsepower, delivering enough torque to help the truck climb grades easily and maintain a comfortable steady speed on long trips. The transmission is a five-speed manual, providing smooth gear changes and reliable operation. The cab features a classic metal dashboard with neat white-faced gauges. The drivers adjustable seat is upholstered in vinyl and provides excellent all-round visibility. On the outside, the cab is framed with a gently curved metal bodywork in white and finished with the Graf Stift logo. The truck is fitted with a strong, sturdy flatbed platform, lengthened to accommodate almost any type of large load. Access to the bed is via a short side ladder, and the tailboard has an adjustable height fitting. Further features include a towing hitch for additional trailers and frontal fog lights to make driving in low visibility easier. This Graf Stift 10 t truck offers a reliable, robust and comfortable ride, making it an ideal choice for the demands of industry and commerce. In short, this is a classic mid-century vehicle that stands the test of time.
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