Posted by Hendrik from Germany on February 01, 2018 at 08:21:52 from (212.144.4.254):
Driver's compartment of this 1937 Lanz Bulldog.
The muffler of the downswept exhaust, which was an extra.
As you can tell by the automitve styled Fenders, this is a Lanz Eilbulldog, built appr. 1938/39. Note the upright exhaust and the camo light sitting next to the headlight. These Bulldogs have been used during WWII by the Germany Army, too.
Another beautiful pre-war Lanz Eilbulldog wearing a nice patina. This one has the rare cast front rims, called "Windenfelgen", i.e. "winch rims". They acted as a counterweight for the heavy winch on the back of the Bulldog.
And heree you can see the winch, which was a Lanz product. Pre war Lanz Bulldog with the big engine and their big fly wheel masses were able to idle at 100 rpm!
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