Hino FB
Storslett, Troms. June 2021.
Likely the first LHD EU-spec Hino in the gallery.
Believe it or not, A few hundred Hino trucks and buses were actually assembled in Norway, this likely being one of them.
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Extra information
HINO FB
- VIN: FB1WGS10025
- Fuel: Diesel
- Engine Volume: 3840 cc
- Places: 3
- Colour: Hvit
- Registration: REGISTRERT
- First Registration: 1994-12-06
- First Registration in Norway: 1994-12-06
- Registered first time on owner: 2021-04-22
- Last EU-controlled: 2020-11-18
Comments (5)
That was new to me! Where in Norway then?(1).thumb.jpg.85698f9535e1076f2ab3993b846a5019.jpg)
aixam 2021-06-21 19:51:27 | #2
Svesor (2021-06-21 12:36:18)Svesor
WOW!! Assembled in Norway??
WOW!! Assembled in Norway??
I learned about it yesterday, it seems like it's very obscure information and I don't really understand why.
They were made in Oslo between 1972 and 1980 and after that in Drammen until 1997. Buses were assembled in Larvik and Bergen.
This is the second Hino I've ever seen in Norway!
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Svesor 2021-06-23 01:23:51 | #3
aixam (2021-06-21 19:51:27)aixam
Svesor
WOW!! Assembled in Norway??
I learned about it yesterday, it seems like it's very obscure information and I don't really understand why.
They were made in Oslo between 1972 and 1980 and after that in Drammen until 1997. Buses were assembled in Larvik and Bergen.
This is the second Hino I've ever seen in Norway!
Svesor
WOW!! Assembled in Norway??
I learned about it yesterday, it seems like it's very obscure information and I don't really understand why.
They were made in Oslo between 1972 and 1980 and after that in Drammen until 1997. Buses were assembled in Larvik and Bergen.
This is the second Hino I've ever seen in Norway!
How cool!!
Thank you for information! I've seen several Hino buses, but now it's a long time since. I've even driven a Hino truck. That was back in 1991, I think. I felt like driving a large Toyota HiAce 
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