As part of the 1999 1/87 Vehicle Club convention, club members were treated to a tour of the Freightliner Corporation truck assembly plant in Portland, Oregon. Approximately 40 of us were treated to a complete tour of the facility. Unfortunately, we were not allowed to take any pictures inside the production areas. Below are some shots of finished vehicles outside on the "ready lot".

	This FL series model is outfitted for off-road work (most likely logging). Features very long wheelbase, square end frame rails, high flotation front tires.
	This FLD120 is one of the most common Freightliner conventionals seen on the road. As yet there is no model available in 1/87 scale.

This FLD series cab built for the United States military features "anti-radar" paint. Based on the civilian FLD120, outfitted with all-wheel drive.

A slightly different view of the military 6X6 truck tractor.

This Century Series is one of the newest Freightliner conventionals seen on the road. Seen here undergoing water leak testing, this unit is part of a large order seen on the assembly line during our visit to the plant. Although announced two years ago as a product under development, there is no model currently available in 1/87 scale.