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Magarus Truck For Sale
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tony barnhill
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Magirus - Originally a German truck & commonly known as Magirus Deutz...here's a link to some for sale in Europe
https://www.europe-machinery.com/used/used-truck/1/2579/magirus.html
https://www.europe-machinery.com/used/used-truck/1/2579/magirus.html
Sherlock
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The big commercial trucks have quite a following among some collectors, but it takes dedication...
When I attend the Pioneer Acres farm show every August, there is an excellent display of older commercial trucks, that I thoroughly enjoy. The dedication? In order for some of them to get their big trucks to the show they have to trailer them, as some of them are very unsuitable for highway driving, and trailering them to the show means a very big trailer...
When I attend the Pioneer Acres farm show every August, there is an excellent display of older commercial trucks, that I thoroughly enjoy. The dedication? In order for some of them to get their big trucks to the show they have to trailer them, as some of them are very unsuitable for highway driving, and trailering them to the show means a very big trailer...
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Jedi Knight
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Wow...this is beyond my abilities. I can handle vintage tractors around this part of the country...but not sure if the standard, 2 sided or 3 sided dipper are different classes within the WORKING CLASS show categories....changes are never easy!!!
Oh what the hey...a little paint, meatballs and some racing wheels were ready for the road rally!!!
Oh what the hey...a little paint, meatballs and some racing wheels were ready for the road rally!!!
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We have a bunch of 50's/60s vintage Fire engine trucks around here still in use. The old ones had air cooled diesel engines. Quite noisy but reliable and with maintenance they last forever. I believe some of them are all wheel drive.
"new" Magirus trucks are just relabeled Ivecos.
"new" Magirus trucks are just relabeled Ivecos.
Back in the day, when I played mechanic for a dealer of Ivecos,
I came to the conclusion that they knew what they were doing
when they built them, air cooled, 4, 5 , and 6 cylinders, some
turbo'd, some not. Great little trucks too, cheap for the fleet
operator, and dead nuts reliable. What more could you want??
SteveL
I came to the conclusion that they knew what they were doing
when they built them, air cooled, 4, 5 , and 6 cylinders, some
turbo'd, some not. Great little trucks too, cheap for the fleet
operator, and dead nuts reliable. What more could you want??
SteveL