Jo så är det ju, det är helt klart annorlunda ljud i Kenworthen =).

Yes thats true =).

Yes i like Scania =)

Okay, yes i does =).

+Alcotex super Yes indeed =).

Yes it is =).

Yes it is =).

Tack för det, ja den var inte dum=).

Hey Scania lover, I may get my answer to this question if you answer my other question on the 143H-420 video, but on this clip what makes this model a T-142E, meaning the "E". I think I got the rest now. It's a 14.0 liter V-8 engine, 3rd Generation Cab & Chassis, but what about the E? And by taking a guess I'm gonna say the 400 refers to the horsepower being put out by the engine?

There were M, H and E series. The E series were the ones with the extra strength chassis, for heavy duty use.

And yes, you are right about 400 being the horsepower of the engine and it is indeed a 14 litre V8 of the third series (which look almost the same as the 2 series). The 1 (and 0) series also are quite simular to each other, 350-375 horsepower, but also sweet sounding beautiful trucks.

Ok trevligt =).

Yes it is, yes =).

you are pretty close, it is from 1981 =).

@@RFVideoTrucksMachinesAircrafts thanks

Yes it is, but I did not have a good mic then.

Det var på en lastbilsträff, så vet inte säkert, kan bara vara att dom vill ha något på trailern =).

I like Scania V8 sound most, but all trucks with sound sounds good in their own way =).

Scania

@@tommeiner9983 We do have a Scania here & there in the U.S. But you're right, not many can or will appreciate this fine Finnish testament to commercial truck building. Honestly these are more appealing than modern Man, Volvo, Iveco, or Daf trucks. Older Dafs (F-241), Ivecos (190.30), and Scania 2nd & 3rd generation T or "Nosed" models are my favorite foreign trucks. I only wish cab-overs still roamed the highways in my country. There's a few still working up in Canada, but nothing like it used to be...

@@cjshaw1419 Finnish? Scania is Swedish you know.... The Finns do build the Sisu trucks although they source both cab and engine from Mercedes. They also only build a few hundred a year since they're basically only sold in Finland.

@@frankeinfish Sisu? I've seen those before, pretty cool looking and thanks for correcting me lol. I love to learn and at least try to know what I'm talking about.

What was disappointing about it?

@@RFVideoTrucksMachinesAircrafts was boring never once got on the throttle just slowly drove away but the kw got on the throttle. The volume was very low as well I just didn't see the point in sharing. But the dozers looked cool I'm a flywheeler member and appreciate historical equipment 👍