FSC Star - Star Products

Star Products

  • Star 1444

  • Star 1166

  • Star 244 (4X4)

  • Star 266 (6X6)

  • Star 744

  • Star 944

  • Star 266 firetruck

  • 1971 Star 25 firetruck.

  • Star 266, in the Paris to Dakar Rally.

FSC "Star" produced the following truck models:

  • Star N50 (prototype)
  • Star N51 (prototype)
  • Star N52 - (1952–1957)
  • Star 20 - (1948–1957)
  • Star 21 - (1957–1960)
  • Star 25 - (1960–1971)
  • Star 27 - (1962–1971)
  • Star 28 - (1968–1989)
  • Star 29 - (1968–1983)
  • Star 66 - (1958–1965)
  • Star 200 - (1975–1994)
  • Star 244 - (1975–2000)
  • Star 266 - (1973–2000)
  • Star 266M - (2001–2006)
  • Star 660 - (1965–1983)
  • Star 742 - (1990–2000)
  • Star 744 - (1992–2000)
  • Star 944 - (2000–2006)
  • Star 1144 (prototype)
  • Star 1266 (prototype)
  • Star 1344 (prototype)
  • Star 1366 (prototype)
  • Star 1142 - (1986–2000)
  • Star 1466 - (2001–2006)
  • Star 8.125 - (1998–2000)
  • Star 12.155 - (1998–2000)
  • Star Series S2000 - (2000–2004)

The S2000 family comprised the following models: 8117, 10157, 12157, 12227, 13227, 14227, 15227 series was identical with the family car MAN L2000 . In the years 2004 - in 2007 Star S2000 cars were produced in Austria .

Produced a family of motors S42 and components such as axles, also for external companies, such as Autosan .

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