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Nissan Van : 1937

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n/a 3,670cc Inline 6-cylinder 85.0 1937
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Having obtained production equipment bought from the American company Graham Page in 1937, the company started production of a large vehicle - the "NISSAN".

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1937 Nissan Van.

The powerful 3,670cc, 85PS, 6-cylinder engine and Japan’s first semi-cabover design together made this a popular vehicle. This particular vehicle was used by the Mitsukoshi department store through the war years, from 1939 till 1965, to make deliveries.

Specifications.
• Overall length: 4,338mm
• Overall width: 2,161mm
• Overall height: 2,655mm
• Wheelbase: 3,240mm
• Tread (front/rear): 1,675/1,850mm
• Engine: Type AT (6-cyl. in line, SV), 3,670cc
• Max. power: 63kW (85PS)/3,400rpm
• Max. torque: 226Nm (23kgm)/1,200rpm
• Transmission: 4-speed, floor shift
• Seating capacity: 2

(source: Nissan)

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