Oxford Diecast 76VOL4011

Volvo FH4 Gxl Fridge Trailer Gibbs Of Fraserburgh

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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

One of your favourite Scottish hauliers Gibbs of Fraserburgh on Oxford's FH4 GXL tractor unit pulling a refrigerated trailer from their Aberdeenshire base in the North of Scotland.

The instantly recognisable dark blue, red and white cab features the Scottish Saltire on the sides alongside the Thomas Gibb crest. The vehicle is registered SV16 LJJ from 2016. The FH4 GXL would have provided every comfort and technical upgrade for the driver during his journey to and from his destination. The trailer is white with the company's colourful graphics featuring along the sides and across the back, where the company's contact details are also included. A tiny detail to the white refrigeration unit at the front of the trailer sees it finished with silver detail round the vents. We'd guess this trailer could be loaded with chilled fish and seafood loaded straight from the North Sea.

Catalogue listing

Oxford Diecast Volvo FH4 GXL Fridge Trailer – Gibbs of Fraserburgh is a die‑cast model produced by Oxford Diecast, catalogue number 76VOL4011. It represents a Volvo FH4 GXL tractor unit pulling a refrigerated trailer in the era of railway rebuilding.

The model depicts the Scottish haulier Gibbs of Fraserburgh based in Aberdeenshire, North Scotland. The tractor cab is painted dark blue, red and white and bears the Scottish Saltire and the Thomas Gibb crest. It carries the registration SV16 LJJ, dated 2016.

The FH4 GXL is shown with the driver‑comfort and technical upgrades typical of its class. The trailer is finished in white with the company’s colourful graphics along the sides and rear, including contact details. The front refrigeration unit features silver detailing around the vents, suggesting use for chilled fish and seafood sourced from the North Sea.