Product Features and Details
The Henschel Lepoix driver's cab is back
Whoever holds the Henschel HS 14/16 from WIKING knows that the legendary model builder Alfred Kedzierski did a great job at the time. When Henschel introduced the new generation of trucks to the IAA in 1961, the future-oriented series of cubic cabins also belonged to it. The French designer Louis Lucien Lepoix had designed it, giving it an effective look to all Henschel for the 1960s. WIKING miniaturized the successful long-distance transport version, which today still attracts sympathy. Because the shape of the glazing at WIKING has been lost decades ago, a new design has been developed, which now makes the revitalization of the beautiful contemporary forms possible. Lepoix-Henschel is celebrating its premiere in the typical bicolor design of the original factory colors.
