Panhard K 125

The Panhard K 125 was a five-tonne lorry that Panhard built from 1937 to 1940 and that the French Army adopted, mostly as a workshop truck and in smaller numbers as an all-purpose transport truck, known as TTN. More than 200 workshop trucks were ordered between late 1937 and August 1939, with tool-carrying and spare-parts variants, and a reworked TTN 39 body of October 1939, with a lower floor and two 120 litre tanks giving a range beyond 600 km, was ordered in series programmes. Four tankers with a 5,000 litre tank were also delivered in January 1940. Production ended with the French defeat of June 1940, was restarted by the Germans, and captured K 125 lorries served in the Wehrmacht. A forward-control version called the K 155 stayed a prototype in June 1940.