Rob T

Bob,

     The more I look at your original photo from Caffiers, the more convinced I become that it's a 320 Kübelwagen. Very similar vehicles were built by other firms, for example Adler (the 3gd) and Wanderer (the W11.)

     Here's a 4-view drawing of a Mercedes Benz model 320, which I presume was modified into the Kübelwagen.

     Someone called Merlin on the website Britmodeller.com is attempting to build a model MB 320. It might help you to seek out and read his thread in the website. He considers using the wheels from a 1:35 scale Steyr lorry in his build.

    I look forward to seeing pictures of the finished model.

Rob.

Bob, I googled 'Mercedes Benz 340 kubelwagen' and found the enclosed image from the website 'findblueprints.com'. 

I think that it's the only view of the vehicle available on the website, unfortunately.

I hope that you find it useful.

Rob.

I think that the trailer is a Voiturette d'infanterie Mle 37. Rob.

Ron, I'm afraid that I'm guilty of glancing at one of the pictures of the Norton/Swallow combination and assuming it to have been taken in a museum setting - I didn't realise that it's owned privately. My apologies for my error. Rob T

Hi, I'm trying to find the location of the museum in which the Norton 16h Swallow Sidecar combination is displayed. Is anyone able to help, please? My thanks, Rob T