The Mercedes 180, 190 Ponton

Name: The Mercedes 180, 190 Ponton
Price: 9.49 EUR
Author: Bernd S. Koehling
ISBN: 9781465740649

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Bernd S. Koehling

Wild Bohr Press
Paru le : 03/11/2011

The 180 W120 ponton sedan was launched in 1953 and became the first real mass-produced Mercedes. Revised in early 2016, this e-book covers the complete... > Lire la suite

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The 180 W120 ponton sedan was launched in 1953 and became the first real mass-produced Mercedes. Revised in early 2016, this e-book covers the complete history of both the 180 and 190 models. Chassis number and data card are explained in great detail and a comprehensive buyer's guide can serve as reference for any would-be ponton owner. The book invites the reader to come along for a ride in an old 180D, it deals with a 190D in the adventurous 1959 cross-Africa rally and covers the highly interesting South African "Bakkie".
Like all books by the author, this guide comes with plenty of recent, non-Daimler AG color photos

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Date de parution : 03/11/2011
Editeur : Wild Bohr Press
ISBN : 978-1-4657-4064-9
EAN : 9781465740649
Format : ePub

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Biographie de Bernd S. Koehling

With over 25 books and e-books written about Mercedes-Benz cars, Bernd S. Koehling has proven to be an authority on the brand. Those books cover cars from the 1947 170V to the 2012 SL R231. Bernd has been involved in the Mercedes scene since the early 1970s, when he restored his first 170 Cabrio B. Since then he has not only owned many classic Mercedes including a 220S, 300d Adenauer, 200D, 250SE, 280SE coupe 3.5, 300SEL, 350SL, 280E, 450SE, SLK230, he has also gained a wealth of knowledge and experience, which he shares with his readers in his books.
Bernd has always considered Mercedes one of his favorite car manufacturers and has driven almost all Mercedes models built since the 1950s. His other weakness revolves around British cars, here especially Jaguar and Alvis. If you would like to know more about Bernd's books or want to read his blog with selected Mercedes stories, why don't you visit his website: benz-books.com