It heralded the end of a lorry era in Switzerland. With the real-life brother of this Krupp 806, Transag Suisse delivered a flatbed tractor-trailer to the customer that left nothing to be desired in terms of loading volume. In typical Swiss fashion, the view of the sides reveals aluminium flatbed flanks that are enclosed by the body paint. The release of this Krupp semi-trailer combination is now joining its fellow and familiar tanker road train that shares the same Swiss origin. The logo of the Swiss Confederacy is found on the front of the Krupp cab, where it is joined by the crest of the Canton Aargau.

Driver's cab in melon yellow. Chassis in carmine red, front and rear fenders in black. Fifth wheel plate in silver grey. Interior in fawn brown. Black radiator grille with silver ornamental strips and Krupp rings and lettering. Headlamps painted silver. Black “TRANSAG SUISSE” lettering on the front. Swiss and Canton Aargau logo on the left and right of the radiator grille imprinted in multiple colours. Side ornamental strips with door handles painted silver. Melon yellow semi-trailer with carmine red chassis and black axle mounting with fenders. Semi-trailer leg in carmine red. Flatbed and wheel rims melon yellow. Flatbed sides imprinted aluminium grey. Tarp pebble grey. “TRANSAG SUISSE” lettering with telephone number on the sides in black. Tail lights imprinted red.