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Workin' at the wehrmachts car wash

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I think you got it. the 403 had another grille i just learned. Peugeot 402
 
I asked because there is a Peugeot 402 Legere (light) which from some angles looks the same as 302 - I never learned the differences between the two.
sitesays The Peugeot 402 B Lègère was similar to the Peugeot 302 but had a different radiator grille. The division bar was split on the upper part for the Peugeot Lègère 402 inscription. The division bar on the radiator grille of the 302 was not split.
 
Not always it is possible to notice but the thing you may recognize which one it is, may be the Peugeot emblem with the car type seen at the bottom of the grille where the crank slot was . The Peugeot 302 had the number "302" while the P402 the "402" one there. The number "402" can be seen nicly in the pic above.

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Not always it is possible to notice but the thing you may recognize which one it is, may be the Peugeot emblem with the car type seen at the bottom of the grille where the crank slot was . The Peugeot 302 had the number "302" while the P402 the "402" one there. The number "402" can be seen nicly in the pic above.
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You nailed it, Wojtek! That's it!
It's a 402 indeed!
As for the grill: there were 402's with the same grill as the 302 - I've seen this before. Below 2 photos of 402B and 402 B Legere with the same grill as 302:
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The split grill is maybe a "deluxe" or later edition :rolleyes: .
Great discussion (as usual!). Thank you guys!
Cheers!
 
 
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B-17G "Maximum Effort" of the 401st BG after belly landing on December 1st 1944. Note the damage to the belly turret and chin gun.

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