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Oxford Diecast 76SCT003

Scania Car Transporter Woodside Motorfreight Ltd

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Prototype Eras
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

Based on the Evo 6 12-car load transport made by Hunwick Engineering Ltd in Essex, whose company history goes back to the early 1990s. Originally being suppliers of parts for transporters before buying the business from the previous owners in 2010. Woodside Motorfreight Ltd have been serving the motoring industry since 1972 and transports vehicles throughout the UK and Ireland from a single vehicle to national distribution contracts. The company was founded by the Woodside family in 1967 and is still family owned and managed today.

Our detailed car transporter sports the bright green and white Woodside company colours with dark silver car ramp tops and black safety railings, registered VKZ 6185.

Complete the picture by adding twelve of your contemporary Oxford 1:76 motors to this very modern transporter.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Scania Car Transporter – Woodside Motorfreight Ltd (Part No. 76SCT003) is a 1:76 scale model representing the period of railway rebuilding. The vehicle is based on the Evo 6 12‑car load transporter originally produced by Hunwick Engineering Ltd of Essex, a company that has operated since the early 1990s and moved into full transporter manufacture after acquiring the business from its previous owners in 2010.

Woodside Motorfreight Ltd, founded by the Woodside family in 1967 and still family‑owned, has been active in the motoring industry since 1972. The firm provides vehicle transport services across the United Kingdom and Ireland, handling contracts ranging from single‑vehicle moves to nationwide distribution.

The die‑cast transporter is finished in Woodside’s bright green and white livery with dark silver ramp tops and black safety railings, and bears the registration VKZ 6185. The model is intended to be used with twelve contemporary Oxford 1:76 motor units.