…1960 Magirus-Deutz Jupiter.
Gijs Van Maanen sold the company,where I worked for three years,back in the late 90’s to a holding company,but the name lives on to this day,still doing the meat and fish to Italy & Spain.
This old Maggie is in the colours of when his father started the business.
Very nice.
Coffeeholic:
Very nice.
It does look smart doesn’t it.
I reckon he got bored sitting at home counting his money 
KW, that’s a superb restoration. It looks like brand new!
Looks spot on my friend. I must say though, it does have a bit of VW beatle about it with the bonnet and wings (lights).
Andy
Beaded seat covers. Remember when there was a period when nearly everyone had one. Drivers who had been wearing shorts would climb out the cab and display what looked like the worst case of cellulite ever on the back of their thighs. 
Geezah:
Looks spot on my friend. I must say though, it does have a bit of VW beatle about it with the bonnet and wings (lights).Andy
I thought the same. 1960 is much, much later than the time the original beetle was designed though.
Check out the following link as well - there’s some interesting stuff on the web about the company.
What an excellent restoration and brilliant pics too.
That has to be as near to showroom condition as you can get- absolutely amazing.
Coffeeholic:
Beaded seat covers. Remember when there was a period when nearly everyone had one. Drivers who had been wearing shorts would climb out the cab and display what looked like the worst case of cellulite ever on the back of their thighs.
one of our lot still has a beaded seat cover, i had’nt seen one in years!!
superb resto job, it looks stunning, cheers for the pics keith
Superb looking restoration.
That’s is a top quality restore job, looks better than new.
chorcheela:
KW, that’s a superb restoration. It looks like brand new!
Gijs Van Maanen’s brother owns Ematra,which is next door to Van Maanen’s yard in Barneveld,and specialises in body and paint jobs on trucks,so I suspect the restoration was done there.
Ematra also did that Scania T-cab Longline conversion a few years ago that was run by an O/D who pulled food tanks out of Amsterdam for Eikelenboom.
that awesome keith ,them trucks had great styling theres some good maggie deutz pics on lkw-infos
Coffeeholic:
Beaded seat covers. Remember when there was a period when nearly everyone had one. Drivers who had been wearing shorts would climb out the cab and display what looked like the worst case of cellulite ever on the back of their thighs.
yeah, and they’re terrible for your bum to eat and digest in case of front axle blowout etc 
that is a lovely restoration job for sure
Good pics and restoration job