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234/4 ?

Hammer Six

Hammer Six

Company Commander
Looking for detailed interior photos of the 234/4 (PAK 40). Have checked all my ref books and spent hours on Google. Primarily looking for photos of placement of radio and ammo storage.

Many thanks in advance

 
Military Vehicle in detail #2 SdKFZ 231/234 8-rad 8x8 Armoured Car shows on pages 68-69 shows the Pak40 gun inside the 234/4 and in one you can see the rear steering wheel, but I can't see anything about the ammo or radio. These armoured cars were recon vehicles and not intended to use their gun. The 234/4 carried only 12 rounds! That would fit almost anywhere even though the vehicle is very cramped. I once had an idea of doing a 234/4 and abandoned the idea. Ended up with a 234 convertible to versions 1, 2 and 3.
Good Luck!
 
Panzer Museum Munster has an Sd.Kfz.234/4 there is access all around the vehicle so it’s possible to take as many pictures as you like this would also be the same for Bovingtons Sd.Kfz234/3
 
Awesome! Many thanks Jepy. That really does answer the question. My Gawd that had to be a tight fit for gunner and loader!

Missed you on the board Jepy
 
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