Mack Superliner ‘Black Thunder’ G-150

Mack Superliner ‘Black Thunder’ G-150The Mack Superliner achieved good commercial success even outside the United States. Among its main markets was Australia, where private owners and specialised body shops created unique examples strongly characterised from an aesthetic point of view. The Black Thunder retains the original mechanical base, to which significant tuning modifications have been added. The name strongly evokes the aggressive and spectacular glossy black livery, as well as

Extensive decals

The crew communicates with each other using the Type 803 intercom system

plus metal engine grille components

It was capable of carrying up to eight seated casualties or four seated casualties and two stretcher cases

and procedures (TTP) that allowed them to use the vehicle while still performing the traditional dismounted scout platoon mission

and a ramp at the rear

- Newly tooled early M34 rotor and gun shield NEW TOOLING

ZOUKEI-MURA SWS

- Rear of CVL-22 w/finest details

000 Soviet troops were killed or captured in the “Barvenkovo mousetrap” near Kharkov

This also includes researching suitable reference material

Most of these chassis received closed bodies for fire team of 8 men transportation (LLG)