1942-1945 Henschel & Sohn Tiger Panzerkampfwagen
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The Low Down
The German Army’s Tiger tank was one of the most powerful and seemingly invincible weapons of WW2. The mere mention of “a Tiger ahead” in Normandy would have Allied tank crews on red alert, calling for back up...
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Simon Says
“Heavy, slow and only came in grey or sand (although white an option for Eastern markets). Maybach V12 provided the power, and thick armour and 88mm flak gun made it a class-winner in period. Nowadays, eligible for very few events - thankfully”
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| Years built: | 1942-1945 |
| Make: | Henschel & Sohn |
| Model: | Tiger Panzerkampfwagen |
| Coachbuilder: | Henschel, turret by Krupp |
| Body: | Off Road/ Pick up |
| Engine Size: | 23095cc Maybach V12 petrol |
| Bhp: | 690 |
| 0-60 secs: | |
| Top Speed Mph: | 24 mph |
| Category: | Military Vehicle |
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