- Jul 28, 2010
- 15,475
- 20,752
- Funster No
- 12,905
- MH
- Rapido 7090F 3 litre 160
- Exp
- May 2010
Cute yes?
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Feck you get the king of the lab!It's a Hanomag-Henschel. Possibly the Orion model.
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Take a bow Mr Google.Feck you get the king of the lab!
Regardless of appearance I feel this van is cherished
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Cute yes?
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Just like us years ago in a pup tent!!Imagine a young couple full of hormones they'd love it and remember it forever
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I don't know, the bit on the Web I found said they were a German truck maker. I haven't looked any further into them. Currently queuing at Plymouth for the ferry.The Diamond on the front is that "Borgwold" (spelling?), I used to have an "ISABELLA" that had a similar Badge on the grill
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Saw the shed on the M1 a couple of years ago, double take timeNice vehicle, but lacks some of the impact and off-road capability of the earlier model Hanomag:
On the subject of self-builds, this one has a very British feel to it:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-41013427
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some of the front wheel drive mercs were hanomags re badged , the little narrow merc .Hanomag Henschel were a truck manufacturer. The Henschel motor was and still is very respected in Europe. Many coach manufacturers such as Setra used Henschel engines and they were eventually taken over by Mercedes Benz. Orion would be the coach builder of the motorhome and I may be wrong, but I always thought they were French.
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