Thank you for a look at the old and new Scania trucks. I started my driving career in a 1988 International 9670 COE. It had a very large steering wheel compared to todays trucks. Not to mention low power, lots of wind noise, and a rough ride. Your look at the 1990 Scania reminded me of that. I appreciate and enjoy your truck videos mostly because you did the job at one time and know what you are talking about.
They are a pleasure to drive and have more living area inside than a cab over engine truck. However, in urban and congested areas they are harder to maneuver safely compared to a COE truck.
Best trucks ever made. I traveled all over Europe with these 112 and 113 Scania. Without automatic gearbox, airconditioning and navigation system. Real trucking in the 80's and 90's, best time ever !!
Love these videos, my Dad was a Driver all his life, I used to love going to work with him as a kid, this was back in the 70s he drove a 111, he done regular runs across the iron curtain, into Eastern Europe, Bulgaria, Chekaslovakia, Yugoslavia, and into the Middle East as far as Turkey, Syria and Saudi Arabia, its unimaginable today, but they did back then, I was/am very proud of him... Good day mate :)
I used to drive a 112m and later a 113m in the late nineties. Loved driving them. You were complaining about 360 horsepower? We used to drive fully loaded containers all over Germany Belgium and the top of France with 320 horsepower! I would be crawling up the hills with forty tonnes and the engine screaming flat out in six and sometimes even fifth gear! Still had a great time though. Thanks for bringing back the memories!
One of the best rucks ever made in my opinion, i had one for 5 years and never let me down once and booted it all the time, i only wish they would still make them much more reliable than the modern rubbish we have now.
Took a round trip around Iceland in an old Scania 112 five or six years ago, leaf springs all round. It was loud as hell but smooth when loaded but ohh boy was it stiff on it springs when empty.
I drove a long time ago a 113 420 v8, i forgot a lot the things about the truck, but one is unforgettable, the sound. I never drove nothing like that symphony to my ears
I drove the Scania 112 , 142 , 113 streamline , Daf 3600 ATI , Daf 95 , Volvo F10 and FH 12 , MAN F2000 and Mercedes SK 1938 and the first Actros . But my favorite are the Scania Streamline and the Daf 3600 ATI i love those old trucks .
Stavros, thanks again for all ur brills vids make, I love keep going over old memories with these old lorries that I used to go on wiv my old man, and I'd really appreciate if you ever come across an old Leyland marathon to jump in and do a vid for us plz, my old man used to take me out in one of them at the age of 1yr back in the early 80s, don't see many thou, yes the Leyland marathon or the Mercedes power liner, the Mercedes that had the slanting windows, make my day if you do. Thanks matt
It's great to see one of these old girls still working. There used to be a lot of old Scanias still working for their livings, more than any other make it seemed, then they all just seemed to up and disappear. I wonder how many driver's asses have been saved by this big old lady over the years...
Love these older scanias, used to go out in 93m 280s, lovely machines and bring back load of childhood memories. If you could do more of this generation it would be amazing!
Used to drive a 113M Car Carrier (7 car) with the 360 horse motor and 10 speed synchro box. Have to say that the recovery truck must be geared quite low as I recall doing around 1200 revs riding the 100km speed limiter. Beautiful truck to drive back in the day. Only the Volvo N12 was more comfortable, but I would say by any measure other than comfort, the Scania was the best truck I ever drove. Showing my age here but 360horse in a 7 car carrier was a fast truck at the time too. lol The power and torque figures on modern trucks are just staggering. Great video by the way. Loved it
the 113 and the s650 maybe on different planets but can guarantee the S650 wont be still running in 28 years time, happily drive a 143 450 or 500 on tramping duties and never worry about it. modern stuff your just waiting for a computer to say no and get the bank card out. great vid and like to see more of the old school trucks my self 2 and 3 series will always be the best scania's
Reminds me of my 26 year old. 26tonne Daf tipper. We use to call it the old camel. Slow, loud and old but no computers to get in the way. tbh never has a problem with it.
i remember back to ±2000 my uncle had 113. The best part of that truck was - NO SPEED LIMIT :D p.s. Stavros, i believe it was more fun to drive than streamline.. :D
Aw, I was hoping you'd give us some revs for a little taste of that old Scania's 6cil. Sad! haha I feel that Scania has the most beautifull sounding diesel engines. There's no Cummins, nor Volvo, nor Cat or else that sound as good as Scania's engine. Don't matter if it's I6 or V8, they still sound superbly well. I love your content, mate. Keep it up!
Ah yes a lovely blast from the past well done on another great video from your good self Stavros, I see (she) has weathered way better than myself, think i had better get myself into Nolans & Sons for a makeover lol. I always had trouble with the Scania gearbox for some reason, mostly going back down the box when spliting 6 down to 5 (Forgetting shift pattern) Hey ho fond memories... "Love dem Truck videos Stavros, new and old wagons then cars are my order" Cheers Fellow Driver.
The old grand truck brings the new ones back to the garage and probably from the ditch couldn't have it breaking down,, all the new tec not required for the old girl,, ulster trucks had an ex army scammel crusader now that was old but tough
I’ve had my truck license for three days and I’ve been driving the brand new fuso but tomorrow I’m in the old Scania the same one your in but a body truck so I’ve been watching UA-cam to see how to drive the old girl lol
In 2014 I was starting with an MAN 3 axle tipper from 1990! It was just pure Hell!! I mean the lights of the trucks back then where plain awful, Shifting an 16gear double H by hand is a royal pain in the ass, especially uphill with a trailer and fully loaded, the 320hp engine was just adding the rest to the mess, no AC of course, summer was like baking, no noise insulation what so ever. The steering was a rule of thumb. Breaking was just a little hope the thing will come to stop at point. Heck even the few mirrors the thing had without heating were just shit. It was pure horror, driving this thing. And nothing made me happier in 2017 by getting a brand new Axor tiper with everything on it. Alone not shifting by hand made the driving 10thousends percent better and more enjoyable. Nothing but pure despite for old Trucks on my side. Some do look pretty good, but i dont have any temptation to drive anything from before the millenium -.-
i drive in 2013-2016...m.a.n. f2000 19.414 build,year is:98...with 12 littres 410hp.zf ecosplit 16 speed manual...very best truck...easy steer,good brakes and zf intarder.5 axles tipper semi...netto load weight is 36 metric tonns...no problem..stand heater,aircond,electric,heater mirrors..fuel consumptions is 32-34 litres/100km with 49-50 tonns gross...i drive my college 2014 mb axor 1943..not better as old m.a,n.
@@zsoltlukacs8438 Yeah, maybe the THING we got was just the minimum config you could get. The lowest price possible. Just a steeringwheel and a seat. But even today I just hate this truck with passion. Only good things where it was a 13l 5cylindre, uphill streets where drenged in pitchblack smoke and it was loud. Like if a far away Tank was terrorizing the streets. And it was 6x6, you literally couldnt get stuck in it. And even the bumpers were made od solid metal. You could slam the thing into a Bunker and break the walls if you wanted to. But no. Never again. Good thing it broke down by rust. The cabin shakes off from the chassis at one day and the front axels slipped out the gearboxes. God, what a hell of a truck it was -.-
Great video Stavros, I`d sooner drive a 28 year old Scania than a lot of the new rubbish out there. One thing I noticed, you never stopped smiling while you were driving the 113, says it all really. New trucks don`t do that!!
Cool videos. got a few questions. How did these not have seat belts, even in 1990? Also, I've watched both of your 113 vids, and the other one had the same issue with the transmission cowling around the shifter going! Anyways, great video!
At SW Gas we used to have Leyland T45 260's. Delivering gas pipe, the plastic pipe was no problem at around 10-15 tonnes, but for loads of steel mains I'd get a rental Scania 113, a full load was no problem & nice to drive, happy days !
Unfortunately you did not let us hear the engine alone very much. I love old big diesel sounds, not because I'm a truck driver but because I've been a good coach passenger. :-P
In East Africa the 3-series is still used extensively in long distance haulage, and especially the sixes are popular, and revered for their longevity and distinctive sound. When used as tankers they will often shorten the exhaust, leading it out to the side below the bumper and as a straight though pipe without a muffler. With this setup they sound wonderful pulling up long steap inclines at full turbo boost delivering maximum torque with revs in the sweet spot..
I think some of us modern Truck drivers forget how good we have it these days compared to driving these old horses. :). Though it would be interesting to take one of these out for the day. Just to jog the memory. 😃
Thank you for a look at the old and new Scania trucks. I started my driving career in a 1988 International 9670 COE. It had a very large steering wheel compared to todays trucks. Not to mention low power, lots of wind noise, and a rough ride. Your look at the 1990 Scania reminded me of that. I appreciate and enjoy your truck videos mostly because you did the job at one time and know what you are talking about.
They are a pleasure to drive and have more living area inside than a cab over engine truck. However, in urban and congested areas they are harder to maneuver safely compared to a COE truck.
@Jack Beanstalk there is a very good reason why Europe has cabovers even small bonnetted trucks would be hell in most of Europe
1990 Scanny was twice the truck of an international
How ironic old scanny towing in modern shite
instablaster.
The very best era for heavy trucks. The Scania 112/113 and 143's along with Volvos F12 400 and F16 470 were and always will be my favourites..
Best trucks ever made. I traveled all over Europe with these 112 and 113 Scania. Without automatic gearbox, airconditioning and navigation system. Real trucking in the 80's and 90's, best time ever !!
This guy knows how to keep his reviews going without getting annoying or boring after a while. Cheers man, great work!
Yeah, I would think twice if I had to watch 25 minutes video on UA-cam. Except this guy.
Love these videos, my Dad was a Driver all his life, I used to love going to work with him as a kid, this was back in the 70s he drove a 111, he done regular runs across the iron curtain, into Eastern Europe, Bulgaria, Chekaslovakia, Yugoslavia, and into the Middle East as far as Turkey, Syria and Saudi Arabia, its unimaginable today, but they did back then, I was/am very proud of him... Good day mate :)
I used to drive a 112m and later a 113m in the late nineties. Loved driving them. You were complaining about 360 horsepower? We used to drive fully loaded containers all over Germany Belgium and the top of France with 320 horsepower! I would be crawling up the hills with forty tonnes and the engine screaming flat out in six and sometimes even fifth gear! Still had a great time though. Thanks for bringing back the memories!
As an American, I've always had an interest in Europen semi trucks. Very nice rig.
One of the best rucks ever made in my opinion, i had one for 5 years and never let me down once and booted it all the time, i only wish they would still make them much more reliable than the modern rubbish we have now.
I struggle to realise that this is now an "Oldie"! It seems only yesterday they were brand new. Good to see one kept so beautifully.
Took a round trip around Iceland in an old Scania 112 five or six years ago, leaf springs all round. It was loud as hell but smooth when loaded but ohh boy was it stiff on it springs when empty.
WD-40 under the driver seat. That means some professional truck guy drives this machine.
I'm Raymond oygen from Tanzania I have been enjoying through watching different videos and learning. Its so fun
My dad drove the 3 series 380. Loved going with him on the school holidays.
The 143 is a classic. My favourite.
I drove a long time ago a 113 420 v8, i forgot a lot the things about the truck, but one is unforgettable, the sound. I never drove nothing like that symphony to my ears
113 is not a V8. I guess you mean 143 420 V8
well, surely was a 143...i forgot even the name, maybe 20 years ago.
even as a wheelchair user I can still appreciate these amazing vehicles love the fleck gunmetal tone on the 650
I drove the Scania 112 , 142 , 113 streamline , Daf 3600 ATI , Daf 95 , Volvo F10 and FH 12 , MAN F2000 and Mercedes SK 1938 and the first Actros . But my favorite are the Scania Streamline and the Daf 3600 ATI i love those old trucks .
Best looking European truck ever made the gorgeous 3 series scania 😍
I think this truck has an awesome menacing look like the old skool Mercedes tractor units from the 80s
A 3-series T cab is one of the best looking trucks ever
Hi Stavros, that’s a lovely old thing mate. How quickly we forget that they were cutting edge of the time. Great little vid. 👍🏻🚚
Stavros, thanks again for all ur brills vids make, I love keep going over old memories with these old lorries that I used to go on wiv my old man, and I'd really appreciate if you ever come across an old Leyland marathon to jump in and do a vid for us plz, my old man used to take me out in one of them at the age of 1yr back in the early 80s, don't see many thou, yes the Leyland marathon or the Mercedes power liner, the Mercedes that had the slanting windows, make my day if you do. Thanks matt
Brings back memories of going with my old dad (God rest his sole) good work John! Keep her lit.
I love the sound of the old trucks
These were the best Stavros! Says something that after 28 years she still looks as good, and is still in service.
Can't believe you never mentioned the new smell in that truck I can nearly smell it from here. :-)
It's great to see one of these old girls still working. There used to be a lot of old Scanias still working for their livings, more than any other make it seemed, then they all just seemed to up and disappear. I wonder how many driver's asses have been saved by this big old lady over the years...
Love these older scanias, used to go out in 93m 280s, lovely machines and bring back load of childhood memories. If you could do more of this generation it would be amazing!
still got my 113 360. comes out in summer for the shows. great truck
Used to drive a 113M Car Carrier (7 car) with the 360 horse motor and 10 speed synchro box. Have to say that the recovery truck must be geared quite low as I recall doing around 1200 revs riding the 100km speed limiter. Beautiful truck to drive back in the day. Only the Volvo N12 was more comfortable, but I would say by any measure other than comfort, the Scania was the best truck I ever drove.
Showing my age here but 360horse in a 7 car carrier was a fast truck at the time too. lol The power and torque figures on modern trucks are just staggering. Great video by the way. Loved it
the 113 and the s650 maybe on different planets but can guarantee the S650 wont be still running in 28 years time, happily drive a 143 450 or 500 on tramping duties and never worry about it. modern stuff your just waiting for a computer to say no and get the bank card out. great vid and like to see more of the old school trucks my self 2 and 3 series will always be the best scania's
Scania will get the job done no matter how difficult and it will take you home again .... allways.
Reminds me of my 26 year old. 26tonne Daf tipper. We use to call it the old camel. Slow, loud and old but no computers to get in the way. tbh never has a problem with it.
She is a grand old beast! she's not slow.....Majestic
Those floating Scania badges are seriously cool. Wish more trucks would do that.
I would prefer one of the old ones than the new any day I used to drive a 112h 10 speed in Zimbabwe 30 tons on the trailer brilliant truck
I love those sound!!! I grew up with it!! With the 360 and the 470 V8!!
Ah the 113, been offroad driving with these quite a lot. When lifted they do perform surprisingly well in terrain!
Thanks for showing us this beautiful Truck. I love the 3 Series, especially the 3 series T Models are so beautiful.
One of the best old guard Scania truck. Old and still beautiful the best choose to represent Scania universe. 👌
Loved the old 3 series. My dad drove it after the daf 3300.
Very nice Video. I really like those old machines. Especially the ones with the 14 litre V8.
Greetings from Germany !
M.A.-Modellbau Cheer’s 🥂
Great truck absolut awesome i realy liked the old scanias miss my dads old scania trucks wish he never sold them
Many times :D but i would want to go back to those good old times...
Wow great video. Love the tour inside and outside of the truck. ! Old school trucking!
Recently subbed you a month or so ago. Been really enjoying your videos. You've got a great vibe about you. Thanks for sharing
Thanks
Just found the Channel and its amazing would love to see some videos on the motors i know and love 110/111/112/113 keep up the great work
i remember back to ±2000 my uncle had 113. The best part of that truck was - NO SPEED LIMIT :D
p.s. Stavros, i believe it was more fun to drive than streamline.. :D
my HGV licence was taken in one of these and i was a good truck to drive i now own a scania 143m 500
I love the old school "from factory" style tricolour lining on it. It's so perfect.
I remember my dads scania 141 v8 it was a beast
Old Scania to me is the Scania 76 and Scania 111. It could be fun to see a review of any of them if you could.
You can,t beat an old scania
I'd love to see one of the old generation P series Scania or the mighty T series. Your videos are great, thanks for showcasing these trucks :)
Kacperth Workshop Thanks👍
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first video i have watched and instantly subscribed awesome review love the older trucks and the sound they make love it :-) keep the reviews coming
Lovely stuff stavros beautiful truck we had a cattle truck 113 360 with a trailer my favourite scania ever made
You make me smile love you reviews keep um coming.
what a nice job you've done mate. cheers from brazil! love your videos.
Aw, I was hoping you'd give us some revs for a little taste of that old Scania's 6cil. Sad! haha
I feel that Scania has the most beautifull sounding diesel engines. There's no Cummins, nor Volvo, nor Cat or else that sound as good as Scania's engine. Don't matter if it's I6 or V8, they still sound superbly well.
I love your content, mate. Keep it up!
Old Scania is king of road.
You should come to the states and review our trucks. Love your videos, keep them coming!
In my opinion this is the most beautiful scania ever made.
Would love to see a Scania 141
I love the 3 series Wendy house.
Used to go with my old man during the school holidays in the mid 90s.
Great days
The original 'wendy house' was the Volvo FL series
Ah yes a lovely blast from the past well done on another great video from your good self Stavros, I see (she) has weathered way better than myself, think i had better get myself into Nolans & Sons for a makeover lol.
I always had trouble with the Scania gearbox for some reason, mostly going back down the box when spliting 6 down to 5 (Forgetting shift pattern) Hey ho fond memories...
"Love dem Truck videos Stavros, new and old wagons then cars are my order"
Cheers Fellow Driver.
Shaun Moore Thanks Shaun, nice to hear stories on these old trucks👍
cant beat a 3 series...lived in one for 4 years lol
I have driven a 113 380 12 speed.... I must say that had a lot more get up and go than the one driven here .
Here in Egypt, you will love to see these on the roads working just fine..
Fantastic video! Being a truck novice this was fascinating!
What a lovely engine sound , even I am just from 90’s . Haha
Nice and tough looking truck
Love the old 3-Series, but where has the turbo whistle gone or was it more prominent in the the FL10/F10? S650 a real dream machine!
28 years old and still much better than some of todays trucks
The old grand truck brings the new ones back to the garage and probably from the ditch couldn't have it breaking down,, all the new tec not required for the old girl,, ulster trucks had an ex army scammel crusader now that was old but tough
Great vid stavros! Loving that s650
Love your videos. Keep up the good work
Love you videos! Keep up the good work!
Proper old school, love it.
The engine sound reminds me of the old city buses I used ride to school.
I’ve had my truck license for three days and I’ve been driving the brand new fuso but tomorrow I’m in the old Scania the same one your in but a body truck so I’ve been watching UA-cam to see how to drive the old girl lol
the old truck are sooo goood
Torx screw profiles in 1990? NICE
93d 220 was the first Scania I was driveing
In 2014 I was starting with an MAN 3 axle tipper from 1990!
It was just pure Hell!!
I mean the lights of the trucks back then where plain awful, Shifting an 16gear double H by hand is a royal pain in the ass, especially uphill with a trailer and fully loaded, the 320hp engine was just adding the rest to the mess, no AC of course, summer was like baking, no noise insulation what so ever. The steering was a rule of thumb. Breaking was just a little hope the thing will come to stop at point. Heck even the few mirrors the thing had without heating were just shit.
It was pure horror, driving this thing.
And nothing made me happier in 2017 by getting a brand new Axor tiper with everything on it. Alone not shifting by hand made the driving 10thousends percent better and more enjoyable.
Nothing but pure despite for old Trucks on my side.
Some do look pretty good, but i dont have any temptation to drive anything from before the millenium -.-
i drive in 2013-2016...m.a.n. f2000 19.414 build,year is:98...with 12 littres 410hp.zf ecosplit 16 speed manual...very best truck...easy steer,good brakes and zf intarder.5 axles tipper semi...netto load weight is 36 metric tonns...no problem..stand heater,aircond,electric,heater mirrors..fuel consumptions is 32-34 litres/100km with 49-50 tonns gross...i drive my college 2014 mb axor 1943..not better as old m.a,n.
@@zsoltlukacs8438 Yeah, maybe the THING we got was just the minimum config you could get. The lowest price possible. Just a steeringwheel and a seat.
But even today I just hate this truck with passion.
Only good things where it was a 13l 5cylindre, uphill streets where drenged in pitchblack smoke and it was loud. Like if a far away Tank was terrorizing the streets.
And it was 6x6, you literally couldnt get stuck in it.
And even the bumpers were made od solid metal. You could slam the thing into a Bunker and break the walls if you wanted to.
But no. Never again. Good thing it broke down by rust. The cabin shakes off from the chassis at one day and the front axels slipped out the gearboxes.
God, what a hell of a truck it was -.-
Beautiful Sound...
Great video! Beautiful truck!
Great video Stavros, I`d sooner drive a 28 year old Scania than a lot of the new rubbish out there. One thing I noticed, you never stopped smiling while you were driving the 113, says it all really. New trucks don`t do that!!
I LOVE THE OLD
SCANIA
1990 SCANIA
seeing saab on that logo brings a tear to my eye
Man i love your video and euro trucks........i am a truck driver in canada.
Great vid again stavros
We still have those giants running in Chile
OMG,i love this sound!! Memory's/
Cool videos. got a few questions. How did these not have seat belts, even in 1990? Also, I've watched both of your 113 vids, and the other one had the same issue with the transmission cowling around the shifter going! Anyways, great video!
My company had a 113m (360) wrecker. Came up for sale a while ago too but I haven’t won the Lotto recently so missed out 😢
Great video again Stavros! Maybe something like a DAF or a MAN TGX soon? :)
At SW Gas we used to have Leyland T45 260's. Delivering gas pipe, the plastic pipe was no problem at around 10-15 tonnes, but for loads of steel mains I'd get a rental Scania 113, a full load was no problem & nice to drive, happy days !
Unfortunately you did not let us hear the engine alone very much. I love old big diesel sounds, not because I'm a truck driver but because I've been a good coach passenger. :-P
In East Africa the 3-series is still used extensively in long distance haulage, and especially the sixes are popular, and revered for their longevity and distinctive sound. When used as tankers they will often shorten the exhaust, leading it out to the side below the bumper and as a straight though pipe without a muffler. With this setup they sound wonderful pulling up long steap inclines at full turbo boost delivering maximum torque with revs in the sweet spot..
Great memories this, Thanks!!!! I drove a 142 and it was the bol****s ;)
I use this model of truck downloaded for ETS2, its amazing truck and very loud engine sounds, but i love it, this monster haha
I think some of us modern Truck drivers forget how good we have it these days compared to driving these old horses. :). Though it would be interesting to take one of these out for the day. Just to jog the memory. 😃
she's in great shape
Very nice presentation 👍🏼