Description
The generation square hood generation from Ulm hauling heavy loads
Product Details
Driver's cab, chassis with cardan shaft as well as double fenders and ballast platform traffic yellow. Superstructure with crane arm as well as crane base and support stand traffic yellow. Wheel rims likewise traffic yellow. Interior with integrated steering wheel basalt grey. Black-grey grille surface with grille structure imprinted black and silver Magirus logo. Side door handles imprinted silver and black-grey fenders, outer edges, step and grab handle. Front of the chassis with black-grey warning light bar along with warning light bars imprinted black-grey on the rear and the sides. Tail lights imprinted ruby red.
Year: 1970-74
WIKING knows what model fans love to see! This is why they have now added the Magirus-Deutz of the last square hood generation to their line-up of heavy duty tractor units. A truly awe-inspiring version of the triple axle workhorse, which comes equipped with both a heavy load flatbed and a crane that is fitted behind the driver's cab. Set apart by its unique angular bonnet and Ulm Minster cathedral, which designates the Magirus brand on the radiator grille, the modern classic impresses in particular with its marriage of functionality and the individuality of the heavy duty tractor units that left their unique mark on the seventies. The Magirus, whose real-life brother once operated with the howling Deutz air cooler, has been equipped by WIKING to carry out a wide variety of jobs. Actually, diverse variants of this last generation of square-hood towing vehicle from Ulm were used in heavy-duty operation
