The Turkish Vegetables & Fruit Trailer v1.61 is a cargo trailer for Euro Truck Simulator 2 built in the Turkish Hal Dorse style. The model ships fully assembled, so no extra configuration is needed before it hits the road. It is compatible with all recent game versions and does not conflict with base content. The only available parameter is the body color, which lets you match the trailer to your own fleet.
• Fully assembled Hal Dorse model with Turkish body livery
• Works on all recent versions of Euro Truck Simulator 2
• Only color change is available, no other modification options
• Ready to use right after activation in the profile
This trailer suits food and fresh produce deliveries in the Turkish region.
About Trailer Turkish Vegetables & Fruit v1.61 for ETS2
Trailer Turkish Vegetables & Fruit v1.61 for ETS2 is a mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2. Check the author description, supported game version and dependencies before installing.
How to install the mod
Follow the installation instructions for Trailer Turkish Vegetables & Fruit v1.61 for ETS2, Euro Truck Simulator 2 and your platform.
Download the mod archive using the Download button and read the author instructions.
Use the folder and archive format specified by the mod author for this game.
Start the game and enable the mod for the selected save or profile, if required.
Test using a backup or a new save. Install any dependencies listed by the author.
System requirements and compatibility
Check the mod description for supported game versions, required DLC and platforms. Compatibility with every version or other mods is not guaranteed.
Frequently asked questions
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What should I check if the mod does not work?
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