Wagon
Wagon For other uses, see Wagon (disambiguation). A wagon (in old British English waggon) is a ... or teamster. See also Coach Carriage Conestoga wagon Buckboard Twenty mule team Wagon-wheel effect.
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Wagon   (translated from Japanese)
Wagon Wagon(Wagon) Carriage of four wheels. One of form ... vis-a-vis the model below. station wagon light van The carrier where the wheel ... sale etc. of the streetcar. This item "Wagon"There is a possibility of becoming ...
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Coach   (translated from French)
... of deportation of sad memory); the flat wagon, provided with folding edges or peg ladders ... for their own transport; Principal types: flat wagon shallow arch, for the carriage of cumbersome ... refrigerated van, cooling agent or isotherm; hopper wagon for the transport of materials in bulk ... in powder form, (cement, talc, etc.); bow wagon (or English boxcar) possibly with a baché ... distribute the load; coach tank transporter, (flat wagon reinforced for the army); interchangeable axle ...
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Truck   (translated from Dutch)
Truck truck (or to venture) is spoorwegvoertuig without traction, arranged for the transport of persons or goods. For a truck which has arranged for the transport of goods, to see Wagen (railway) . For a truck which is arranged for passenger transport, to see Rijtuig .
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Wagon   (translated from Italian)
Wagon This is one page of chiarimento of ... common italiano in province of La Spezia Wagon - destined towing to animal towing Wagon - other name of the vagone ferroviario
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Wagon   (translated from Portuguese)
Wagon wagon it is a way of transport pulled ... or moved to another one combustível , the wagon was meio of transport more used for ...
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Sport wagon   (translated from Japanese)
Sport wagon Sport wagon car station wagon , sport characteristic and the enjoyment prefer which drives. As for body form station wagon .Many with 5 passengers of 2 line ... which seriously considers maneuverability as a sport wagon. Power efficiency maneuverability is raised, tire ...
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Tall wagon   (translated from Japanese)
Tall wagon Tall wagon automobile . It exceeds 1550mm where total height ... hatch-back is classified into the tall wagon. Interior normality hatch-back is merit. Example of tall wagon bB fan cargo ? Related item sedan hatch ... over - opencar light van This item "Tall wagon"As a reference of something to ...
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Station wagon   (translated from Japanese)
Station wagon Station wagon (Station wagon) automobile . With form of the generally known ... the axle of the rear wheel station wagon. In other things coupe and the like ... name of style other than the station wagon. Until recently in Japan autotruck light ...
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Speed wagon   (translated from Japanese)
Speed wagon Speed wagon（Speedwagon) United States of America lock band 、REO speed wagon() Thing. Japan cartoon 『 ジョジョ 』（ rough ... the foundation which that person establishes,Speed wagon foundationThing. 1 origin of name. JapanLaughing combination、Speed ... thrust, the curtain. Episode Before the speed wagon forming, Itoda who has gone up to ... living together with the Itoda, the speed wagon is formed. As for Ozawa voiceYanagizawa ...
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