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During World War II, almost all automakers supplied trucks for the military. Military trucks needed to drive on rough, non-paved roads, and had higher requirements for off-road capability, reliability, and durability than civilian vehicles. Based on the manufacturing experience during the war, the post-war trucks paid great attention to four-wheel drive technology and carrying capacity. In addition to the most basic transportation purposes, they could be transformed into fire trucks, cranes, ambulances, rescue vehicles, etc. Though the smoke of war has gone, the truck’s powerful off-road performance has not retreated. Off-road enthusiasts drive all kinds of trucks to fight against swamps, rainforests, hills, deserts and more. The car body is moulded with PC plastic, which is light in weight and has a low center of gravity; the nylon roll cage at the back can protect the car shell during rollovers. The rigid metal frame and four-link suspension system ensure strong climbing ability. The chassis has proven reliability. In both dynamic and static aspects, the real vehicle has been painstakingly restored.

During World War II, almost all automakers supplied trucks for the military. Military trucks needed to drive on rough, non-paved roads, and had higher requirements for off-road capability, reliability, and durability than civilian vehicles. Based on the manufacturing experience during the war, the post-war trucks paid great attention to four-wheel drive technology and carrying capacity. In addition to the most basic transportation purposes, they could be transformed into fire trucks, cranes, ambulances, rescue vehicles, etc. Though the smoke of war has gone, the truck’s powerful off-road performance has not retreated. Off-road enthusiasts drive all kinds of trucks to fight against swamps, rainforests, hills, deserts and more. The car body is moulded with PC plastic, which is light in weight and has a low center of gravity; the nylon roll cage at the back can protect the car shell during rollovers. The rigid metal frame and four-link suspension system ensure strong climbing ability. The chassis has proven reliability. In both dynamic and static aspects, the real vehicle has been painstakingly restored.