Sdkfz 221 222 223 260 german armored cars

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: SdKfz 261 Winter 2

: SdKfz 221 cars

: SdKfz 222 with sPzB 41 (Panzerbüchse 41)

: Destroyed SdKfz 222 September 1939

: SdKfz 222 Eastern Front 1942

: SdKfz 221 of the 17 Panzer Division. Nordlingen 10 June 1941

: SdKfz 223 13

: Leichter Panzerspähwagen SdKfz 223 1938

: SdKfz 222 of Afrika Korps

: SdKfz 261

: SdKfz 261 funkwagen WH-638530 of the Afrika Korps

: SdKfz 261 near Moscow Winter 1941

: SdKfz 223 upper view

: SdKfz 222 North Africa 1943

: SdKfz 222 WH-1312233 rear view

: SdKfz 222 4

: SdKfz 222 Poland, September 1939

: Captured Kleiner Panzerfunkwagen SdKfz 261 Italy 1943

: SdKfz 222 6

: SdKfz 221 moving into Abbeville, France 1940

: SdKfz 221 Italy

: SdKfz 223 Deutsches Afrikakorps, DAK

: SdKfz 223 in Tripoli 23 March 1941

: SdKfz 222 1940

: SdKfz 223 of the 8 Panzer Division Lithuania June 1941

: SdKfz 222 WH100798, 1940

: SdKfz 261 of the Nachrichten Fern Aufklarung Kompanie 621 DAK

: German SdKfz 223 entering Luxembourg 1940

: SdKfz 223 14

: SdKfz 221 of the Waffen SS, Eastern Front 1941

: SdKfz 223 and T-34 in Zolkva June 1941

: SdKfz 222 of the Aufkl Abt 3 en-route to Tripoli February 1941

: SdKfz 221 1938

: SdKfz 222 WH32332 1939

: Camouflaged SdKfz 223 3

: SdKfz 221 DAK 1943

: Column of SdKfz 221

: SdKfz 223 armoured radio car

: Leichter panzerspahwagen SdKfz 221

: SdKfz 221 Poland 1939

: SdKfz 221 leichter Panzerspahwagen on a typically primitive Polish road

: SdKfz 260

: SdKfz 222 armored car

: SdKfz 260 in Poland 24 Panzer Division

: SdKfz 221 leichter panzerspahwagen

: SdKfz 221 leichter panzerspahwagen 4×4

: Sd Kfz. 260 and 221 in Poland 24 Panzer Division

: SdKfz 223 leichter panzerspahwagen funk

: destroyed SdKfz 222

: SdKfz 222 number 241

: Destroyed SdKfz 221 Poland 1939

: SdKfz 221 armoured car

: SdKfz 260 radio car

: Sd Kfz 222

: Sd.Kfz. 250/9 Rhodos Greece

: german armoured cars SdKfz 222 17.Panzer division Eastern front

: SdKfz 222 leichter panzerspahwagen

: SdKfz 223 1939

: SdKfz 221 waffen ss

: SdKfz 221 german armored car

: SdKfz 221 light armored car

: sdkfz 221 light armored car

: sdkfz 223 1942

: sdkfz 222 winter

: Sd.Kfz. 223 Panzerfunkwagen 6

: sdkfz 222 german armored car

: sdkfz 223 german armored car

: Sd.Kfz. 223 light armored radio car

: SdKfz 221 Leichter Panzerspähwagen

: sdkfz 223 in winter

: sdkfz 222 armored car

: sdkfz 221 leopard

: SdKfz 223 light armored radio car 2

: SdKfz 222 armored car, Russia

: SdKfz 223 Panzerfunkwagen

: sdkfz 223 german armored radio car

: sdkfz 223 5

: sdkfz 221 and wehrmacht soldiers

: Leichter Panzerspahwagen Funk SdKfz 223 and crew

: SdKfz 260 Russia

: SdKfz 223 Panzerfunkwagen 4

: sdkfz 223 Panzerfunkwagen

: SdKfz 222 Leichter Panzerspähwagen 8

: SdKfz 223 Panzerfunkwagen 9

: sdkfz 223 12

: sdkfz 222 Leichter Panzerspähwagen

: sdkfz 223 8

: sdkfz 223 crew

: sdkfz 221 6

: sdkfz 222 destroyed afv

: sdkfz 222 rail transport

Series of light four wheel drive armoured cars produced by Germany from 1935 to 1944. German name: Leichter Panzerspähwagen.
Variants:
Sd.Kfz 221 (Gerat 80) – Base model and first production series. The Sdkfz. 221 was armed with a single 7.92 mm Maschinengewehr 34 machine gun, manned by a two man crew. Armour: 8 mm thick, but increased to 14.5 mm later in production.

Sd.Kfz 222 (Gerat 81) – Model armed with a 2 cm KwK 30 L/55 autocannon and a 7.92 mm MG34 machine gun. Crew increased to three by the addition of a gunner. Some versions included a 28 mm sPzB 41 anti-tank cannon. Max armor: 30mm. First 5 series of the SdKfz 222 had the Horch 801 chassis.
Sd.Kfz 223 (Gerat 82)- “Panzerfunkwagen”, radio version with large “bed-frame” antenna over the vehicle. Six series were produced from 1935 up to January 1944 when production ceased in favour of halftrack radio vehicles.