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This red vehicle is a one of five 1950's Japanese firetruck in the town of Bhamo.
Please add comments to identify any of these vehicles. thanks
|  This is what I call the international Burma truck. It has a US Army frame and running gear, front clip, cab and steel bed. The wheels are russian, the tires chinese, the engine is japanese, and the wood box, local burmanese made. I suspect most WWII vehicles in Burma have been modified in someway to keep them on the road.
|  The hood and the fenders have been extend probably 10-12 inches most likely to accommodate the larger engine.
|  Most of the large trucks have had their engines replaced with Japanese diesel engines. Not sure what type but maybe "Hino"
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 |  |  |  Seen this 1960's Chevy on the streets of Rangoon. Could never get in a position to get a good photo but car looked like it was in very good shape.
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 |  |  Not sure what this is, could even be post war Japanese
|  This is the Burmanese version of a shade tree mechanic.
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 |  Not sure what this is but may be from the 40s or 50s, British??
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 |  Early 1940s chevy truck in use.
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 This truck had 1940s Dodge truck front fenders but not sure if anything else is Dodge.
|  Japanese Hino diesel engine
|  |  The cab is from ???
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 Again the truck looks modified by strecthing the hoods and fender to accomodate a larger engine. COULD THE CAB BE STUDEBAKER
|  Accident can happen in Burma too.
|  A 1940s Dodge truck we chased down to get a picture that is still in use.
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 NOTICE THE PERKINS ON THE GRILL
|  The engine has been replaced probably with Japanese (diesel?)
|  Right hand drive
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 |  |  |  Chinese truck from the 1950s ????
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