The Reynolds Boughton RB 44 is a multi-purpose 4x4 light utility truck with a 2.5 t payload. It was developed as a private venture. This truck was originally called the RB 510. It can be used for a variety of roles, such as troop carrier, shelter carrier, light artillery tractor, or anti-tank missile carrier. Development commenced in 1978. The RB 44 entered service with the British Army in 1989 and deliveries began in 1992.Vehicle has a full-time all-wheel drive. This military truck uses a number of commercially available automotive components.
transmission - Ford 4-310 or C-3
2-speed transfer case by RB
full-time 4WD with diff lock
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There was a Mark II version of the RB44 that used a Dodge 50 series cab. The MOD ordered approximately 1000 of these for various military purposes with the early production being by Reynolds Boughton themselves and the later production (about 85%) being assembled at Renault trucks, in Dunstable, from RB parts