The universal abilities of the cubic Mercedes-Benz were reasons enough for WIKING to bring this piece of construction history back to life in a true-to-the-original model. The significance of the cubic generation lies in the fact that it gradually replaced the generation of bonnet trucks in the field of transporting steel beams and pipes of excess length. In the 1960s, the contemporary cab-over-engine version set out to satisfy Mercedes-Benz's desire to become the dominant truck in the segment of distribution haulage. While still outnumbered at the time by their tractor-trailer counterparts, the cubic tractor units had already become appreciated as capable vehicles - especially during use cases that called for flatbed tractor-trailers.

Driver's cab reed green. Oxide red radiator grille with silver ornamental trim and Mercedes-Benz star. Interior olive-brown. Chassis, cardan part, wheel rims of tractor unit oxide red. Front bumper imprinted black, headlamps hand-painted silver. Tail lights imprinted red. Semi-trailer with reed green flatbed and silver flatbed insert. Chassis and wheel rims oxide red. Fenders black.