Buessing Classic is reminiscent of the boom time of oil heatingAt veterans' meetings, the Buessing BS 16 L is a real show of sympathy for the former Braunschweig truck farmer. The last big front link from Buessing production also runs at Wiking in the sign of the lion. It was miniaturized and designed according to the classic Bruns model, which then transported the boilers for the booming oil heating systems and delivered them to the plumber plants. Presented in 1967, the long-distance version 1968 received the elevated cab that modeled on Wiking's long-established Roskopf brand. When the majority of Buessing was taken over in 1971 by MAN, the BS 16 L was just four years in series. The BS 16 L stands in shape and technology for the late 1960sa youngtimer and character-borne long-distance train.Cabin with white upper and lower section. Grille engraving as well as interior fitting with steering wheel and exterior mirror anthracite-gray. Chassis with cardan shaft, exhaust, air tank as