Keltruck started a collection of classic Scania trucks some years ago. The vehicles are shown at various Keltruck branches and industry events.

4 days ago · These oldtimers may be for sale via a dealer, an auction, or directly from the owner. There is always a good number of both classic and vintage trucks for sale here. Check back to find classic British trucks from ERF, Foden and Scammel plus the continental trucks from Scania and Volvo. Vintage Trucks for Sale

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Dec 22, 2024 · These are two custom-built, circa 1960 Scania-Vabis LV 75 cabover conversion trucks, fully based on L 75 rolling chassis from Sweden. Scania-Vabis, quo vadis? Back to our LS 76. This is how it looked prior to its restoration and in the livery of its first owner, the Hezemans heavy-haulage specialist from Eindhoven.

Aug 10, 2022 · In January 1963, Swedish truck maker Scania-Vabis introduced the LB 76 cabover series of heavy trucks and tractors, mainly to serve the key export markets, where overall length restrictions had come into effect.

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For the admirers of the classic Scania Vabis & Scania trucks. The later models from Scania 2 series onwards (1980) are not part of this group interest....

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Aug 4, 2019 · The last one of today’s collection, a 1976 Scania L81. Never mind it says 80 on the nose, Scania’s 1969 0-generation was replaced by the 1-generation in 1975 (so 80 became 81). Both the L80 and L81 were fully based on the pre-1969 Scania-Vabis L55.