Schenker’s Deployment in Air Freight Service
New order for the Nuremberg-based Schenker specialists of the air freight service provider Jet-Cargo: The MAN forward-control generation is now being introduced as a three-axle model. In Schenker colors, the F7/F8 series truck with its single cab provides a typically contemporary classic car appearance. To ensure that the series, launched in 1967, also appears contemporary, the traditional model makers have provided the radiator grille of the era – the new classic truck bears the letters “MAN Diesel” on the front, with only the Büssing lion recalling the previous, still legible merger of the two brands. Schenker branches had prepared themselves for the individual requirements of their customers during those years – air freight services were increasingly in demand in the early 1970s.
Tractor unit with cab and flatbed in reseda green, interior in basalt gray. The chassis with cardan shaft, rims, and fenders are reseda green. The driver’s cab features a Schenker logo on both sides in sulfur yellow and black. The cab front features a red radiator grille. The frame trim, MAN Diesel lettering, and the Büssing logo are printed in silver. The side of the flatbed features black “Schenker Jet Cargo Nürnberg” lettering on a yellow background. The tarpaulin is dusty gray.