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The American Bantam Car Company was an American automobile manufacturing company incorporated in the state of Pennsylvania. American Bantam is credited with inventing the original World War II 1⁄4‑ton jeep in 1940. The company's founders, Roy Evans and William A. Ward Jr., combined resources to purchase the … 展开
On June 2, 1936, Roy Evans and his co-founders incorporated American Bantam Car Company in Pennsylvania and transferred the assets purchased from the American Austin Car … 展开
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• American Bantam Photo Galleries at RemarkableCars.com 展开CC-BY-SA 许可证中的维基百科文本 Bantam Jeep Prototype, 1940 - National Museum of …
In 1940, the American Bantam Car Company of Butler, Pennsylvania constructed 62 quarter-ton, four-wheel-drive trucks. This is one of the prototypes of the famous army vehicle known as the Jeep. During World War II, when the army …
The little Jeep that could | National Museum of …
2019年12月20日 · U.S. Army staff searched for a Bantam jeep and were able to save number 1007, the seventh of 62 produced. In 1944 the U.S. National Museum received the vehicle—today nicknamed “Gramps,” because it’s the …
<br> 1940 Bantam Jeep BRC 1007 - Jeep Encyclopedia - MotorTrend
2014年5月29日 · Bantam most often referred to them simply as “BRC.” There were three different BRCs, the ’40 BRC Pilot Model, the ’40 BRC (70 built), and the ’41 BRC (aka the BRC-40), …
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While the American Bantam® Pilot was indeed the first small, light-weight four-wheel drive vehicle, the American Bantam® Seven was the first vehicle the US Army QMC looked at when setting the specifications for the original jeep and …
The WWII Bantam BRC-40 Prototype Jeep - Military …
2018年2月5日 · Bantam hurriedly built a batch of 69 pre-production units before the Army ordered 1,500 vehicles. Between March 10 and July 2, 1941, Bantam completed the vehicles, each designated as a “BRC-40.” Fifty were built as …
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1941 Bantam Jeep BRC-40 - Handmade - MotorTrend
2014年6月2日 · The Bantam BRC-40 -- it’s the vehicle that made Jeep possible. Many of us will never get to see one in person, and if we do, it’ll probably be behind glass or MotorTrend
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Despite Fenn's protests, no more jeep contracts came American Bantam's way. By the time the war ended, Willys had produced 362,841 of the little quarter-tonners, while Ford had built 281,448. Bantam, the firm responsible for …
The Jeep in World War II - The Studebaker National …
From less than 100 Jeeps in 1940, almost 8,500 were built in 1941 in three different versions by Bantam (BRC-40), Willys (MA), and Ford (GP). Beginning in late 1941, the Jeep was standardized with the Spicer differential, the Go-Devil …
The early Jeeps of WWII: Bantam and Willys Recon Cars
2008年7月14日 · Notice the absence of the distinctive stamped "Jeep" grille — a feature that was developed by Ford Motor Company. Ordnance Museum, Aberdeen, Maryland Willys powered their vehicle with an engine of their own …
