The Wilk 630 model was deemed the crowning achievement of the Wilk series in the sixties! Wilk spoke of a “caravan in a class of its own” - and for good reason, too: no other caravan was longer. The feature that set the 630 apart in the eyes of many caravan lovers was its spacious interior, which rivalled that of a comfortable weekend home. This quality is even more impressive given the fact that the Wilk 630 was conceived as a highly agile touring caravan that offered good driving characteristics with its all-terrain tandem axle. Two double beds plus one single made the package complete - space galore for the whole family. This was also the reason why WIKING head Fritz Peltzer had picked the long caravan as an addition and even dedicated an impressive interior design to it. The car-caravan combinations were quite spectacular - even as 1:87-scale miniatures. No wonder that they were also offered in a gift box for a certain period of time. WIKING has treated the caravan to a contemporary design that is topped off with the captivating look of the curtains in the windows.

Body with roof and axle mounting pearl white, roof window topaz, interior grey-beige, horizontal stripes at the top and the imprinted coral red as true replicas of the original. Curtain pattern likewise in coral red with ivory and black-red accents. Tail lights imprinted red, wheel rim painted silver. Trailer coupling included as an injection-moulded element.