Furnished with a mammoth bonnet and a pragmatic flat skip, this MAN of the seventies was predominantly used in quarries and on large motorway and roadway construction sites. The combination of chassis and skip is WIKING’s nod to a typical representative of the construction site vehicles dominating these decades. In fact, the flat-looking skip from Meiller was exceedingly popular at the time for transport orders involving large volumes of material.

Driver's cab with skip brilliant blue, chassis with cardan part and wheel rims crimson red. Dark grey interior. Headlamps and vent slots painted silver. Crimson radiator grille with ornamental strips and “MAN Diesel” painted silver. Indicators signal orange, tail lights imprinted red.