Bussing BS22-K Truck 1970
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Specifications Bussing BS22-K Truck 1970 blueprint
The Bussing BS22-K Truck of 1970 is an icon of classic German engineering and innovation. This light-weight truck was first introduced in 1970 as the successor to the successful BS20-K model. It is a solid, durable vehicle with an impressive history of loyal owners. The truck itself looks quite unique and eye-catching with a long sloping hood and distinctive radiator grills. It has a notable, almost classic, vintage appeal and is assembled with robust materials. The standard BS22-K comes with a 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine that provides a decent amount of power but its ability to handle heavy loads make it suitable for a variety of tasks and work sites. The 5-speed gear box helps to get the best out of the engine and is relatively smooth in its operation. The exterior of the BS22-K is further enhanced by the unique chrome accents and the chrome shurshats, the German term for a shield which is used to protect the truck from weather and damage. The cab of the truck comes with additional features, such as a double leaf spring suspension, adjustable brakes, telescopic air cushion and heating system. The interior of the truck is quite roomy and comfortable. It offers ample legroom for driver and passengers and provides plenty of storage space, including a glove box. The four-spoke steering wheel is easy to handle and the upholstery is stylish and comfortable. Overall, the Bussing BS22-K Truck 1970 is a classic and reliable vehicle with plenty of power for comfortable journeys and hard work.
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