The TL22 could take 10 passengers, and had a top speed of 100 km/h. The Swedish Army bought 857 of them, and they were in service 1954-1992. A special task for the last ones in service was to act as training vehicle for tank drivers, since they had an elder model gearbox without synchronization like some tanks had.

L2204 built in 1957, one of 857 built in 1954-57.

  1957

In Sweden we have a saying, that in english is about 'Loved child has many names'. This is named/called a 912, and a L2204, and a TL22, and sometimes a TL2204. Maybe somebody can help me get this clear?

TL22 at Tunga Träffen ('the heavy meet') in 2002.

A TP21 and a TL2204 visiting the 22nd KM War & Peace Show at the Hop Farm Country Park (near London) in July 2004.

What a difference a cab make...

This is probably the last Ltgb 912 that was in service in the Swedish Army.

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