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Berliet GLR is a truck with back cabin presented by Berliet in October, 1949 and made until 1977. In France, the GLR was elected truck of the XXth siècle.

In the launch, the GLR 8 (capacity rounded off by 8 liters), which possesses a diesel engine according to the process Ricardo stage Comet III and brakes with compressed air, can take a 7 ton payload for a gross weight ( P.T.C). Of 13,5 tons. The direction with screw and nut with movement on balls and both shock absorbers before hydraulic are new.

The cabin is from now on monohull any steel with integrated projectors and curves of hood and characteristic front bumpers. The driver's seat adjusts in height but the heating-defrosting is optional at first. The first models distinguish themselves by the handles of hood, the spherical lights and a windscreen of reduced height surmounted by a single windscreen wiper.

Source: the article in French (not translated) http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berliet_GLR

Vehicles have in common the following characteristics:

• Appearance in June, 1949, disappearance at the end of 1973
• Power: 120 ch or 88 W
• Speed: 73 km/h
• They are balanced for the pack 128
• Trailers are faculatives

In the board below the first row of numbers concerns the truck, the second the trailer

Image	Goods	Price	Quantity	Cost
	Mail	1720 1720	5 5	0,08 0,08
	Milk	12550 9970	11 7	0,54 0.17
	Oil	2810 3650	5 5	0,12 0.07
	Meat	9420 8530	7 5	0,41 0.15
	Coal	1410 900	11 7	0,06 0.04
	Cement	6380 3970	10 5	0,27 0.07
	Cars	10450 13250	3 3	0,46 0.23
	Wood	5860 1100	10 6	0,25 0.04
	goods_	9750 7710	10 7	0,42 0.14