Munsters Other models

The register lists 11 versions with 23,076 to 40,400 kg kerb weight and 23,710 to 40,400 kg gross vehicle weight, from six- and eight-cylinder engines. Engine capacity stands at around 11.6 litres, widths range from 2,500 to 2,600 mm, lengths from 10,710 to 13,770 mm.

Vehicles in this weight and length class are typically used in heavy and special haulage, for instance to carry construction machinery, structural components, or as multi-axle carrier vehicles for crane and lifting bodies. The small gap between kerb weight and gross weight in several models points to permanently fitted, heavy bodies rather than variable payload.

For a used example, frame cracks at heavily loaded mounting points, the condition of the multi-axle steering, and the braking system and tyres deserve particular attention given the high gross weights. With these rarely built special vehicles, service records for the engine and gearbox matter greatly, as spare parts can usually only be sourced through the original bodybuilder or specialist heavy-haulage workshops.