This rugged 4-wheel drive vehicle was built for the French military. It is lightweight and intended for use by airborne troops. A large cargo plane can carry and launch six;a helicopter, one. It was built to be parachuted to the front line with the capacity to carry equipment over various types of terrain to the posterior lines. The Lohr can carry mortar to resupply ammunition lines or move a wounded soldier on a stretcher to the mobile hospital. The French army purchased the vehicles and had them assembled in Belgium. They are built using various Citroën components. The engine is from a Mehari (although rotated 90 degrees), the gearbox from an Ami, suspension arms and wheels from a GS, and parts from the 2CV as well. The word “fardier” translates to a small wagon capable of transporting heavy cargo.
Specifications:
Manufacturer: ____
Country of Origin: France
Drivetrain Configuration: Mid engine, four wheel drive
Engine: 602cc, 2 cylinder, 28 hp, air cooled
Transmission: 4 speed manual
Top Speed: 40 miles per hour
Years of Production: 1976-78
Number Produced: 218
Original Cost: ____
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