The Panhard K 101 was a French forward-control truck built by Panhard from 1937 to 1940 for both military and commercial buyers. It carried a payload of 3.5 tonnes and was Panhard's answer to the new forward-control AGx range from Renault. In all the company built 816 of them, and 491 went to the French army from 1939 onwards. A four-cylinder petrol engine of 3.17 litres gave about 70 PS and a top speed near 59 kilometres an hour, and the body was roughly 6.4 metres long and 2.35 metres wide. Panhard also made a variant called the K 128 with a gas producer in place of petrol, a short run of 31 trucks that was part of an army plan to run a tenth of its vehicles on gasifiers.
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SignificanceEarly Panhard truck, told apart from the later K 125 by eight rim bolts and two-hinge doors 2 Engine Class Top Speed (km/h) Engine3.17-litre inline-four petrol engine 1 Connections
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The Panhard K 101 is a forward control truck aimed at military and commercial use produced between 1937 and 1940 by the French manufacturer Panhard.
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The Panhard K 101 is a forward control truck aimed at military and commercial use produced between 1937 and 1940 by the French manufacturer Panhard.
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The Panhard K 101 is a forward control truck aimed at military and commercial use produced between 1937 and 1940 by the French manufacturer Panhard.
Technical details, engine
The K 101 has a 3.17-litre inline-four petrol engine with a maximum power output of 70 PS (51 kW), its maximum speed was 59 kilometres per hour.
Technical details, power
The K 101 has a 3.17-litre inline-four petrol engine with a maximum power output of 70 PS (51 kW), its maximum speed was 59 kilometres per hour.
Technical details, top speed
The K 101 has a 3.17-litre inline-four petrol engine with a maximum power output of 70 PS (51 kW), its maximum speed was 59 kilometres per hour.
History, units
The company produced 816 K 101s, of which 491 were delivered to the French military (from 1939 onwards).
View the Source2. Truck Encyclopedia: Panhard K125 (1937)
Truck EncyclopediaPanhard K125 article, wheelsQuote, Panhard K125 article, wheels
The eight rim bolts were typical for the Type K 101 while the Type 125 had typical ten rim bolts.
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