Right, looks looks like a boat with wheels, but in fact was a truck with the boat hull.
There is not much informations in net about this vehicle… Does anyone know something more?
And for you the new one - should be easy this time 
It should be a Kfz 15 (or one of his development), a 4 wheels steering version.
About the Toyota Su Ki anphibious truck I just know that were produced about 200 exemplars in 1943-44. The most used in Pacific atolls, anyway it was just a boat with wheels, a sort of DUKW but poorer…
No, it´s not a Kfz.15 of Horch 
… but it´s a German one
[QUOTE=woj;176191]Right, looks looks like a boat with wheels, but in fact was a truck with the boat hull.
There is not much informations in net about this vehicle… Does anyone know something more?
SuKi (1943)
A firm that later became Toyota build this truck from the non amphibious
KC truck the Amphib was known as KCY.
Japanese Amphibious 4x4 Truck
Engine: 6 cylinder 63 HP petrol
Gearbox 4 speed
Transfer-box 2 speed
Length: 7620 width: 2220 height: 2200 mm
Weight : 2700 load: 1400 kg
4 wheel drive with high ground clearance
198 where build from Nov 1934 to Aug 1944
It was based on Toyota 4x4 Truck “To-Ki”
It had a pto driven propeller on the rear but no rudder
The front wheels did the steering in the water
It was used on the Pacific islands.
Several were captured at Tinian.
There are no known surviving examples.
Kfz 3 I think
Ealdwita —> Thank You
Leccy —> Nope
Next hint: This car was made 1937 by German well known firm.
Hmmm…
Mercedes-Benz G-5?
Body looks wrong for a G5.
But it does look like this one a little apart from the filler cap, gap behind the rear door and wheel hubs lol.
Yes, well done Mr. malarz !!! It is Mercedes-Benz G5 Kuebelwagen
Your turn.
Thank you sir!
Here is my offering…
What is it?
Krupp Räumer S
This was armoured though not quite a soft skin
On second thoughts the cab and wheel base are wrong for the one captured ??
Heya, Leccy!
Sorry, but no joy!
You are correct that the Krupp Raumer S is armored, but this isn’t it. This critter is soft-skinned… and for a very different battlefield task.
Hi,
I would say this is Lauster Wargel LW-5.
Lol I just noticed when looking at this photo on another site it actually has LW 5 painted on the side of the vehicle.
Damazy I would guess it is your turn.
