Type 94

The Type 94 three—axle truck (original name - "TU-10") was developed at the Isuzu plant in 1933 as part of the Imperial Army's program to sponsor work at independent automobile plants to create a truck for the army.The first prototype was demonstrated in the same year, and in 1934 the Type 94 was put into mass production.In addition to the Isuzu itself, the car was assembled at the Mitsubishi, Sumida factories and under the Chiyoda brand at Tokyo Gas and Electric Engineering Co.. Despite this circumstance, the cars were outwardly indistinguishable from each other.