What is the most interesting truck that you have seen?

[Sir_Tramalot]

I was going along the M25, and I saw a truck with a flatbed trailer for carrying yachts. the interesting thing was that it was not a very long truck, because it had a cutout in the cab, to fit the bow of the yacht. It was a very interesting look for a TGX!
I do not have any pictures unfortunately.
What was the strangest truck that you have seen?

[ronubels]

Hey,

The interesting trucks which Ive ever seen are mostly just the trucks with the load which they have very big machines or other transport and which truck it carry's I dont mind

Always when I drive in Germany then I see the transporting from the windmills I like that:

[RoadRageDude]

thats quite a load. If you tried to do that in ETS2, you've had it lol

[Moh1336]

When I was younger I saw a fair few oversized ones pulling aeroplane parts and things like that.

But more recently I saw a T-cab in Wakefield. Not a common sight in the UK these days.

[Tuppence870]

I might be bending the rules slightly, but the new Mercedes Unimog concept is undoubtedly the weirdest vehicle ever conceived.

[Sir_Tramalot]

Hmmm, the off road truck... with chrome wheelcaps? SEEMS LEGIT!

I hate these concept vehicles, they always look too weird.

[Highway_Au]

Kenworth C500 75t capacity winch truck for HHA Oil and Gas Services.

[Scaniadriver]

this truck reminds me of something...

everybody knows iceroadtruckers?this one where they drive a large load on two of these trucks over the ice.one truck was the trailer the other one looks in the correct side.
in real life nothing special...next to our company is felbermayr(heavy haul company) somethimes there arrived huge loads..

[Sir_Tramalot]

In England, interesting trucks are rare because they are normally not up to code, so the interesting trucks over here can be a little boring.

For example, seeing a Scania T-Cab Holland style, with a set of GB plates is quite rare, especially on a small roundabout!

[Jan Verschueren]

I've always been a bit partial to Magirius Deutz trucks, especially the 50's and 60's ones. Technically interesting and some interesting styling too.