Volvo LV76-series explained

Volvo LV76-series
Manufacturer:Volvo
Predecessor:Volvo LV60-series
Successor:Volvo Sharpnose
Class:Light truck
Transmission:4 speed non-syncro manual
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Weight:NaN0NaN0 (gross weight)

The Volvo LV76-79 was a light truck produced by Swedish automaker Volvo between 1934 and 1940.

History

In 1934 Volvo introduced its LV76 series. The truck was available in three versions: LV76 with a payload of 1 tonne, LV77 with a payload of 1.25 tonnes and LV78 with a payload of 1.5 tonnes.[1] In 1935 the truck was modernized with a streamlined radiator cover and the larger EC engine.

In 1936 the series was supplemented with the sturdier LV79.[1]

Engines

ModelYearEngineDisplacementPowerType
LV76-781934Volvo EB

I6 sv

3366cc650NaN0Petrol engine
LV76-791935-40Volvo EC

I6 sv

3670cc750NaN0Petrol engine
LV791940Volvo ECG

I6 sv

3670cc500NaN0Wood gas conversion

External links

Notes and References

  1. http://www.volvotrucks.com/trucks/global/en-gb/aboutus/history/1930s/Pages/LV76_-_LV79.aspx Volvo Trucks Global - history