Description
This L21 from 1949 is one of the first Scania Vabis models since the 2e World War I and was truly characteristic of that time: simple technology, strong construction, ladder chassis and leaf springs.
The truck was intended for regional or national transport (preferably on paved roads) and not so much for extreme heavy transport as later models.
The Scania Vabis model range in the late 1940s included models in the "L" series: the L10, L20, L40 and L60 and depended on various versions and engine types.
In combination with this Broderna Forss (Forss brothers) tank trailer from 1954, a beautiful and rare team.
The trailer was handmade in Sweden by the small company and is therefore very rare.
The BP colors and the car's excellent condition make this combination a beautiful whole and makes it one of the most beautiful cars in our museum.
