And, why not? The Borgward flatbed truck pulls off even the eye-catching rosé with perfect ease, as the Bremen transporter has long since established itself in the circle of its classmates with each stunning edition. In the 1950s, Borgward still ranked among the republic's major producers of small transport vans and had a dense network of service providers at their disposal. This Borgward naturally flaunts the brand's distinctive diamond in the middle of the radiator grille. With their miniaturization of the Borgward flatbed truck, WIKING has created a reminiscence of the Bremen van, which ended up complementing the line of bonnet trucks as a cab-over-engine. The WIKING model is bringing out the authentic character of this Borgward, which concluded a production run from 1957 to 1961. But, the vehicle remained a common sight on German roads for many years after the Borgward era had come to an end.

Body with flatbed rosé, interior olive grey. Chassis, wheel rims and bumpers zinc yellow. Headlamps hand-painted in silver, tail lights painted red. Indicators orange. Front of drivers cab with ornamental grill and Borgward diamond imprinted silver and black.