The Amarok of the first generation has gained a good reputation and can now be found in numerous local associations of the Technical Relief Society. This time, Wiking miniaturized the typical flat version with roll bar – the history of Amarok continues. The response to the all-wheel-drive is positive everywhere. This is mainly due to the advantages of a typical pick-up with a double cabin. The Amarok, which is suitable for off-road use, can bring emergency forces as well as first auxiliary devices or supplies to the scene. Accordingly, Wiking equipped the 1:87-miniature with current light bar.Body of cab and platform in ultramarine blue, chassis, side mirror and grille in black. Furnished interior with black seats and dashboard. Roll cage also black. Transparent front lights, red-transpa...
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