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OLD MILITARY TRUCK., Photographed in 2002.| MagnuM |
Posted: January 01, 2010 08:56 pm
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Gradual, on the end of '80's years, the manufacturing of SR trucks was stoped and replace, all the way, by heavy-medium trucks ROMAN/DAC - MAN F8 patent (MAN - Maschinenfabrik Augsburg Nürnberg).
ROMAN-DAC     The cab for military CN models, was designed by the romanians from Braşov factory. DAC CN     This post has been edited by MagnuM on May 02, 2010 03:57 pm |
 
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| MagnuM |
Posted: January 01, 2010 08:57 pm
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Bonus: A firetruck made in Timisoara, on a SR 114 chassis.
SR 114 - UMT  A project, based on a ROMAN 19215 DFK chassis, with SR cab. ROMAN-SR  Never advance from prototype stage and no other data find... This post has been edited by MagnuM on May 02, 2010 04:12 pm |
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| Dénes |
Posted: January 24, 2010 07:17 pm
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Here is a photo I took back in 1984 in Brasov, while I was a student there:
 I believe it shows a DAC 665T of the Rumanian army. Gen. Dénes P.S. I would like to note that taking photos of such military 'targets' during Communism was a very dangerous job, it might have landed the photographer in hot waters... |
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| ANDREAS |
Posted: January 24, 2010 08:34 pm
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Hallo Denes,
I believe you are right about the fact that it is a military truck, but no, the DAC-665T is the 6x6 version, and this from the photo is surely the DAC-444T, a 4x4 version. Both (and many other) were produced in Brasov at the Intreprinderea de Autocamioane Brasov factory. |
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| cnflyboy2000 |
Posted: January 24, 2010 08:43 pm
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yeah, I was thinking that.....nice shot!!....how'd you get it without being detected, and/or shaking the camera? fast film? (note to kiddies on forum: in olden days cameras used something called "film":a photosensitive emulsion coated on a plastic strip...the "fast" films were more photosensitive, but consequently blurred upon enlargement, unlike the shot of the truck)  |
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| Dénes |
Posted: January 24, 2010 08:58 pm
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IIRC, I was using 21 DIN b/w film.
As for the circumstances of how I took the shot, I was walking up and down on the small street until no one was nearby. Then I took a photo of the house and 'accidentally' moved the lenses onto the truck, too. Something like that. I was sweating, for sure... Gen. Dénes |
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| JiriTintera |
Posted: February 12, 2025 10:50 pm
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Dear Sirs,
I'm looking for basic technical data on the SR 114 Bucegi 4x4. I'm interested in its dimensions, weight, drivability, number of vehicles produced and so on. I am also interested in how it differs from the base model SR 114R type. |
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