Gavril T75

same here, but that would be accurate for this type of truck. sealed beam lights only came/come in a few common sizes.

 

Realized I said something stupid. :|

 

A Gavril using the headlights from a Bruckell... And so the plot, like my gravy, thickens.

+1 if you get the reference

 

Headlights are standardized to an extent to ensure that they are available in the event that a replacement is necessary. Plus, Gavril and Bruckell haven't been established as competitors yet, so it's possible that both are owned by the same parent company, ie. Plymouth, Dodge, Pontiac etc. I personally find it weirder that a company that makes a line of passenger cars also makes big rigs. whens the last time that you saw a 18 wheeler with Chevrolet on the grill.

 

I'm not sure about Chrysler or Ford, but GM made a big rig truck up until the late 1980's. The Gavril T75 looks to be based of a truck form the 70's, 80's so I guess it kind of makes scene that Gavril might make a truck like this.

 

Hey Gabe why don't you show us actual look of T 75 Here , i mean exterior and interior gallery specially for t 75 .

 

Most Gavrils? The T75 is a Gavril but the Moonhawk is a Bruckell. Two different brands.

 

IIRC, the Moonhawk headlights were just temporary, seeing as Gabe is yet to UV and texture everything.

And there's no interior, YET.

 

I'd say that they are permanent, as they fit so well with the truck.

 

Just realized that. :|

 

Exactly what I was hinting at. That is why the plot was thickening. They must be owned as one under Gabester Motors!

See? See? GM... hehehe, I make myself laugh.

 

Wow lol... so it General Motors with Chevrolet and Buick/Cadillac/Opel/Vauxhall/ I don't know what else they own...

 

GMC, Autobaoju, Holden, Wuling Motors, Fawjiefang

 

Lol yup

 

GUYS I FOUND IT

 

So life...is a video game...

 

What is the length of the truck?
Looks really nice can't wait for the update.

 

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