Associated Equipment Company (AEC)

The Associated Equipment Company (AEC) was founded in London in 1912. At first, buses were made. Beginning in 1916 also lorries. Until the end of World War I, AEC primarily produced for the army. After World War I, civilian variants were offered, too. During World War II, lorries were made for the army again. The AEC Matador was one of the best known.

Year of construction:

Payload in MT:

Quantity:

Military vehicles:

AEC Marshall 644 GS 6x4

1935-1940

3.0

ca. 1,000

AEC O 853 Matador 4x4

1938-1945

10.0 (?)

ca. 10,000

AEC O 854 Marshall 6x6

AEC 4x4 ACV

1941-194?

415

Lorries:

AEC Mercury

as of 1928

4.0

AEC Majestic Modell 666

1930

6.0

AEC Monarch

1931-1939

up to 7.5

AEC Mammoth Minor (6x2)

1930s

7.0 - 8.0

AEC Mammoth Major 6 (6x4)

1930s

7.0 - 8.0

AEC Mammoth Major 8 (8x4)

as of 1934

up to 15.0

AEC Mandator

1930s

AEC Matador (4x2)

as of 1932

5.0

Omnibuses:

AEC Regal

1929-19xx

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