Two Swedish car companies - Scania, established in 1901, and Vabis, founded in 1891 – each produced their first truck in 1902. In 1911, Scania and Vabis merged, enabling them to combine each company’s best technical solutions. Eight years later, Scania-Vabis decided to
focus on trucks. The success of the company was due in large measure to its research and development in truck engine design. Scania introduced the Hesselman engine in 1926, which could run on fuel oil as well as gasoline,
and in 1991 introduced the world's first turbocompound truck engine. Scania introduced another upgrade of their V8 engine in the year 2000.
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 Scania 114C Side Dumper |
 Scania 114G44 Tow |
 1998 Scania 114L |
 Scania 144TL |
 2000 Scania 144L |
 Scania 124 Road Train |
 1999 Scania 124L |
 Scania R470 |
 2007 Scania Ethanol Bus |
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 Scania P124C Dumper |
 2004 Scania R164LB |
 Scania 48M
Concrete Pumper |
 2003 Scania R164GB |
 Scania 124G |
 2006 Scania R500 |
 2004 Scania R164L |
 2010 R-Series |
 Scania P340 Refuse |
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HELP! If you happen to see mistakes in the naming of a particular truck, re the year and/or model, would
you please let me know. Please drop me a note at deejay@rogers.com
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The 3 pictures below were contributed by Billy McKelvey, Ireland.
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 2007 Scania R480 |
 DAF Car Transporter |
 Scania R480 |
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Click here to see some more pictures submitted by Billy.
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 2000 Scania
R144L 460 |
 2008 Scania R310 |
 1993 Scania
R113M 360 |
 2010 Scania R-620 |
 Scania P270
Fire Engine |
 1997 Scania R114L |
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