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Bedford MWD
Based on a commercial 2-ton truck, the MWD enter production in 1937. It was slightly modified for military use to increase ground clearance, and was intended to tow a 2-pounder anti-tank gun. Delivery began in 1939, with some 200,000 vehicles having been delivered by the end of the war. Initial versions featured a canvas-covered cab; later versions were wholly enclosed. The truck continued to remain in British service until the 1950s.
The car can carry one driver and one passenger. The MWD burns 2.4 gallons of gasoline per hour at routine usage. A full tank of petrol costs $3. It can ford depths of up to 2' and has a range of 268 miles.

Subassemblies: Standard Wheeled chassis +3; four Off-Road Wheels +2.
Powertrain: 54-kW Standard gasoline engine with 54-kW Wheeled drivetrain; 20-gallon standard fuel tank (Fire 12); 4,000-kW battery.
Occ.: 1 CS, 1 PS
Cargo: 14 Body (open).

Armor
All: 3/5

Statistics:
Size: 14'x6.5'x7.5' Payload: 1.4 tons Lwt.: 3.5 tons
Volume: 54 Maint.: 323 hours Cost: $385
HT: 10. HPs: 165 Body, 28 each Wheel.
gSpeed: 59 gAccel: 3 gDecel: 10 gMR: 0.75 gSR: 4
Ground Pressure: High. 1/6 Off-Road Speed.

Design Notes:
Design loaded weight was 6,738 lbs.; this was increased 4% to the historical. The design purchases a 15-gallon fuel tank; the historical capacity is shown. Design gSpeed was 63 mph; the historical gSpeed is shown.