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Saturday 6 April 2019

1968 OM LEONCINO RECOVERY TRUCK - COYS AUCTIONS TECHNO CLASSICA SALE Messe Essen, Messeplatz 1 45131 Essen Germany SATURDAY 13th APRIL 2019


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COYS AUCTIONS
TECHNO CLASSICA SALE
Messe Essen, Messeplatz 1
45131 Essen Germany
SATURDAY 13th APRIL 2019


1968 OM LEONCINO RECOVERY TRUCK
Registration NoL EU Registered
Chassis No: 34C11623426657
Estimate: €7000 - €10000


The Leoncino was a medium-sized truck produced by the manufacturer OM based in Brescia. The production ran from 1950 to 1968. The truck had a width which was narrower than its competitors, which was perfect for navigating through narrower city centre roads. The Leoncino was the first of a series of trucks named in a Zoological theme. Others included the Tigrotto, Tiger, Lupetto, Cerbiatto, Daino and Orsetto models.
First delivered new to Brescia in 1968, this trusty truck has been in the ownership of a Dutch enthusiast in recent times, used to transport his period Ferrari 250 GT Boano to and from events. The truck runs and drives well, including importantly the PTO system to the rear. All in all a very useful classic support vehicle for period racing and concours events, and offered with Dutch registration papers.


SOURCE: http://www.coys.co.uk/cars/1968-om-leoncino-recovery-truck
SELECTED BY IDRIS SQUIRREL
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