The AFP paraded its new trucks bought from Korea during its 72nd Anniversary parade on December 20:
Korea's Kia Motors supplied 651 KM45 series troop carriers to the AFP.
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The AFP paraded its new trucks bought from Korea during its 72nd Anniversary parade on December 20:
Korea's Kia Motors supplied 651 KM45 series troop carriers to the AFP.
read more...
Last edited by Steeljack; December 22nd, 2007 at 11:00 AM.
Looks fine. What are those two hooks (on the bumper) for? I seem them even in HMMVs.
What's the spec of these rides?
Di ba yung mga iba nyan ay based from the Kia Ceres chassis? Tibay ang Ceres![]()
The hooks look like they are for towing.
I got more info on Kia military trucks from http://www.globalsecurity.org/milita...ld/rok/kia.htm
The site says:
Another interesting site I found with lots of Kia jeep/truck photos was http://www.angelfire.com/nb2/jeeppickups/Kia.htmlThe KM45 Series of 4x4 Trucks are designed to be used on all types of roads, highways and cross-country terrain. They will ford hard-bottom water crossings to a depth of 760mm. These vehicles are equipped with a six cylinder 115ps diesel engine, a five-speed transmission and a two-speed transfer case which transmits power to the front and rear axle. Transmission and transfer case speed ranges are selected manually through a shifting lever in the operator's compartment. The vehicle cab has a removable canvas paulin. All truck models are equipped with a 24V electrical system and electrically operated wiper motors, and also E.M.I(Electro Magnetic Interference) suppression.
It's nice to be reminded that my Sedona has very rugged and formidable cousins![]()
Well, we pinoys really have the ability to produce vehicles same as the koreans and the japanese. i THINK katamaran yata ang umiiral or maybe lack of funds on designing and especially in engineering to produce these warfare tools.