The classic tanker had two axles, was maneuverable and always able to provide supplies at the petrol station. In the early years of the economic miracle, the Mercedes-Benz long-haul hauser drove off the gas-in tank farms to ensure customer supply. Who would have thought that this “Gasolin” logo once stood at 3,500 filling stations in western Germany. In view of the then dense petrol pump network, tankers were commonplace everywhere. The fact that the red-white brand colors of Gasolin later fell victim to market concentration in the mineral oil industry makes the history of the filling station history Wiking is always dedicating to all the more remarkable.Cab, chassis with cardan part as well as grillee and rims in red. Anthracite gray interior. Tank construction with base plate kept white. Side 'Gasolin' logo on the cab doors in white, red and black. Design with red-black 'Gasolin' slogan. Tri-color Gasolin logo on the rear. In addition, tail-side indicators in orange and tail lights in carmine red. Rear bumper (red). Front headlights are manually silted.
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