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Lancia Esadelta is an Italian truck produced from 1959 to 1971.
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Lancia Esadelta is an Italian truck produced from 1959 to 1971.
The predecessor was the Lancia Esatau truck and the successor the Fiat 684. This truck had many versions used in European countries especially in Italy.
The maximum speed of the truck is 67 km/h. The transmission is 4x2 - 6x2/2 and had a 6-cylinder diesel engine.
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| Width | 2 350 mm |
| Height | 3 150 mm |
| Length | 5 340 mm,6 640 mm, 7840 mm |
Lancia Esadelta A
Lancia Esadelta B
Lancia Esadelta C
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