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November 16th, 2005
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| Centurion | Post; East German jeepSomeone help me! I'm pretty sure the East German 5-ton vehicle of choice during the 80's was a W-5, but I can't clearly remember what we called the jeeps the border troops drove. For some reason both P-3 and Robar come to mind, but I'm not sure which, if either, are correct. Thanks.
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November 18th, 2005
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| I am Honor | hate to say this but...guess nobody got a clue..  Mod Edit: And since you don't seem to have any information to impart. Lets refrain from posting shall we. Thanks
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November 22nd, 2005
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| MilForum Bad Apple | I suggest you try a google or sk jeeves search im sure there a 1000 web sites stating the info you need. good hunting 
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November 27th, 2005
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| Centurion | Well, I guess I've found the question that stumped Milforum, Google, Jeeves, Magellen, Yahoo, and A.v. |
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December 1st, 2005
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| Nuclear Duck Hunter  | I know Robur was a soviet bloc vehicle, but they usually made fire trucks and buses. A lot of bodies were put on Robur frames. Here is a Trabant which was the common East German car/army vehicle.  |
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December 20th, 2005
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| Optio | Well the P3 was one of the Jeeps the border troops used.  Another one was the UAZ 469:  Before that the GAZ 69 was used:  The Trabant 601A (called Kübel or Stoffhund) wasn't a jeep at all:  The W50 was, as you said, a 5 ton vehicle:  The Robur was a 3,5 ton vehicle. 
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