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Grumman Olson P-Series

German license plate, Regular plates

Grumman Olson - P800

Halle (Saale) / Germany

new letter combination

Comments (4)

antenn 2016-08-21 21:57:45 | #1

I spotted a similar van this year, do you know its name?

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Brociu 2016-08-22 00:25:52 | #2

antenn (2016-08-21 21:57:45)

antenn
I spotted a similar van this year, do you know its name?



It's UPS "package truck" P70, probably bodied on Mercedes-Benz Vario or T1

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Brociu 2016-08-22 00:28:24 | #3

Brociu (2016-08-22 00:25:52)

Brociu
antenn
I spotted a similar van this year, do you know its name?

It's UPS "package truck" P70, probably bodied on Mercedes-Benz Vario or T1


To be precise, cars based on Vario are P600. UPS Germany had also P800 also based on Mercedes, but I didn't know exact model

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Niemand 2016-08-22 00:30:50 | #4

antenn (2016-08-21 21:57:45)

antenn
I spotted a similar van this year, do you know its name?

The trucks are exclusively build for UPS by a number of different manufacturers, depending on the country they are build for. In the USA they are build by Grumman-Olson. German trucks are seemingly often based on a chassis made by Mercedes-Benz and are fitted with a body made by "Kässbohrer" or "Spier Fahrzeugwerk GmbH". There are different model numbers depending on the manufacturer of the chassis that was used, but I am really no expert on this particular subject.

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