Yesterday, the 23rd edition of the AutoTechnica fair started at Brussels Expo, which is mainly attended by professionals from the motor vehicle maintenance and aftersales sector. The Transportmedia editorial team was on site and took some photos of the most beautiful trucks and vans.
Credit where credit is due: the Snap-On tool brand’s booth features a truly exceptional truck, as it is one of the few survivors of the GM Futurliners, those Art Deco-style trucks built by General Motors in the late 1930s to demonstrate their innovative spirit. They crossed the United States as part of the ‘Parade of Progress’ and ended their career in the 1950s. The example on display at AutoTechnica is owned by the German company ChromeCars and bears number 5.
There are also many beautiful tow trucks on display, but also notable are the Trova, which was converted by a Belgian company, and two beautifully restored ‘oldtimer’ vans for tire specialist Duquesne.
