U.S. Army K-51 Radio Truck w/ K-52 Trailer

The K-51 radio truck was a Chevrolet produced 1.5 ton, 4×4 light truck used by the United States Army and its allies during and after World War 2. Originally produced as the Chevrolet G7100 and G4100 models, the K-51 was built as a special type radio/command vehicle with its own power supply towed in the K-52 trailer.

During World War II, the US military purchased a total of 167,373 units, across various manufactures, with more others shipped to the Soviet Union as part of the Lend-Lease program.

Well known for its exemplary offroad capabilities, the G7100 variants dramatically improved the logistics/transport capabilities deployed by the allied nations across various battlefields.

Miniart U.S. Army K-51 Radio Truck w/ K-52 Trailer features:

• Highly detailed kit.
• Highly detailed chassis with transmission and steering assemblies.
• Full interior engine hood with engine and radiator.
• Full interior driver’s cabin.
• Full interior rear cabin with radio sets, desks, benches, and cabinets.
• Highly detailed K-52 trailer with power generator.
• 2 options for engine hood side walls.
• Doors, windows, and rear cargo bed can be assembled as open or closed.
• Clear parts for windshield and windows.
• 1 PE fret.
• 3 marking options.