The square hood with short wheel base and tipper was one of the main drivers of Germany’s Economic Miracle as it supplied the sand and bricks that were needed. It was mostly small construction businesses that relied on this compact tipper and came to appreciate this air-cooled howler from Ulm. WIKING is releasing the Magirus-Deutz square hood with a fresh chassis and a new flatbed in an effort to close a gap in the model maker's lower weight class. The flatbed can, naturally, be set upright, causing the freely swinging tailgate to open automatically. WIKING has been carrying type generations of Magirus vehicles for a long time – and is now continuing this tradition. The traditional model makers have miniaturised this compact twin-axle tipper and have furnished it with a new chassis to boot. The engravings match those of the three-way tipper version. The bumper on the rear is designed with the typical round tail lights and a small tow hook.
