The first large cab-over generation from MAN was appreciated by freight forwarders on account of its simple manoeuvrability, making it exceptionally versatile. All the more reason for WIKING to choose the flatbed structure and thus transform the legendary “Pausbacke” into a multi-purpose transport expert. The contemporary design of the characteristic purple-red MAN radiator grille with the silver ornamental trim stretching from lettering to frame distinguishes the silver-grey front of the “Pausbacke”, which is complemented in intricate detail by fine ornamental strips. The MAN “Pausbacke” has come to be one of the best-known truck classics of Germany’s post-war period. Its nickname is more commonly known today than its actual model designation. The first generation of MAN’s cab-over-engine trucks owes its affectionate name to its distinctive design. The curves of the front section below the headlamps and the round shape of the driver’s cab reminded the beholder of inflated cheeks.

Driver’s cab, flatbed, and rear fenders silver grey, purple red radiator grille with silver frame and silver “MAN” and "Diesel” lettering. Interior mouse grey. Chassis with cardan part and Trilex wheel rims red. Front bumper imprinted red. Ornamental strips on the driver’s cab painted silver.