Opel Blitz 36S 3-ton Kfz 305 Truck 1941
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Specifications Opel Blitz 36S 3-ton Kfz 305 Truck 1941 blueprint
The Opel Blitz 36S 3-ton Kfz 305 Truck 1941 is a rugged and dependable four-wheel-drive truck that was used extensively during the Second World War. This utilitarian vehicle was designed for reliability and maximum payload capacity and featured a steel box body on a tough ladder chassis. The 3.6 litre six-cylinder petrol engine in this model was capable of providing up to 36 horsepower and a whopping 735Nm of torque, propelling the Opel Blitz with ease over rough terrain. It had a three-speed transmission and a top speed of around 50 miles per hour. The truck had a robust steel cab and was fitted with four-wheel brakes and adjustable seating for two to three men. It featured a large payload capacity of up to six tons and could easily carry a variety of heavy loads. It also had an adjustable drawbar hitch which could be used to tow other equipment. It could be used in a variety of conditions, from snow to mud, and was equipped with an additional three-speed transfer case, two-wheel drive, and crawl gears. An interesting feature of the Opel Blitz was its removable canvas roof, which allowed the vehicle to be easily converted from a truck to a personnel carrier. It was also designed with compatibility in mind, allowing for weapons and other equipment to be easily mounted onto the vehicle as needed. As a result, it was used by a variety of military units, from the Wehrmacht to the Waffen SS. The Opel Blitz was a dependable and reliable vehicle for military usage.
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