Not many people have. Scania's straight 8 engines are rare. There were 10.3 and 11.3 litre, both petrol and diesel versions, made between 1941 and 1954. From 160 to 180hp. Not very many were made and probably only a few still exist.
@@ontheroadagain4773 As i have been told, they were made for bigger trucks, but the frame coulnt take the torque, so it was put in railway carts. And a few busses.
These streetcars go daily in the summer from Uppsala central station here in Sweden, and out to the countryside on a small historical railroad. They sound fantastic....
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Could listen to that all day, lovely old engine:)
I love, love, loooove the sound of these engines!!
Never seen a Straight 8 diesel before.
Not many people have. Scania's straight 8 engines are rare. There were 10.3 and 11.3 litre, both petrol and diesel versions, made between 1941 and 1954. From 160 to 180hp. Not very many were made and probably only a few still exist.
@@ontheroadagain4773 As i have been told, they were made for bigger trucks, but the frame coulnt take the torque, so it was put in railway carts. And a few busses.
These streetcars go daily in the summer from Uppsala central station here in Sweden, and out to the countryside on a small historical railroad.
They sound fantastic....
A yearly event in Sweden:
"Tågdagarna i landeryd". Lots of videos. There they are, in action.
Great vid and awesome old diesel engine!! Ive never seen a Scania straight 8!
Yup..... Sure it is a Scania with that sound.... Very very nice.. Thanks for the upload...
Hermoso motor, saludos desde Chile.
Sounds like a V8 .........beautiful
Nope, better!
Love Scania engines.
Me too
Wat loopt dat mooi
Que maquinario em