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mike962  | indeed Magirus http://www.flickr.com/photos/trini38/6178615902/ -- Last edit: 2013-09-17 12:23:46 |
2013-09-09 17:07 | ||
| ingo | No, 1980+ (headrests). |
2012-05-01 14:07 | ||
kudos  | Electronic translation ...  Thanks for the information. |
2012-01-28 19:28 | ||
| ingo | P.S.: @kudos: learned in school or electronic translation? .gif ";)") |
2012-01-28 19:17 | ||
| ingo | The name "Pick Up" was never used in Germany (IIRC neverwhere in Europe, it's an American term). Transporter was/is the trim line (the basic), "Pritsche" means "platform", but only in the meaning of the truck's/van's truck bed. The term "Plattform" is only used for the technical and chassis platform of a car-model, for example, when you talk about VW Golf IV, New Beetle and Audi TT. Or VW Passat I/Dasher and Audi 80/Fox. The term "Pritschenwagen" is nowadays old-fashioned, but indeed mostly used. Surem the term "Pick Up" is used in Germany, too - but never for VW's or any other German made Pick up-Van, only for US and Japan made Pick Up's. To be precise: this T3 above ws named "Großraum-Holzpritsche" ( /vehicle.php?id=406064 ), because of the wider, wooden made truck bed, to separate it from the /vehicle_168425-Volkswagen-Pick-up-Typ-2-T3-1986.html and the /vehicle_466249-Volkswagen-Pick-up-Typ-2-T2-1973.html (which has the fixed name "Doka" in the VW-fan-scene. |
2012-01-28 19:16 | ||
| kudos | War diese Fahrgestell-Fahrerhaus-Version des [T3] als 'Transporter' verkauft oder 'Pick-up'? |
2012-01-28 19:01 | ||
| ingo | Transporter mit Holzpritsche. | 2012-01-28 18:37 | ||
| robi | Probably Audi-fleet car. | 2012-01-28 14:11 | ||
rjluna2  | 1982 or later [Typ 2 / T3]. | 2012-01-28 03:38 |
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