Mercedes-Benz 220 W187 with chassis number/data card explanation
From the 220 Sedan to the 220 Coupe
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Transportation, Automotive, Antique & Classic, History, Domestic
| Author: | Bernd S. Koehling | ISBN: | 1230000032732 |
| Publisher: | Bernd S. Koehling | Publication: | March 18, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Bernd S. Koehling |
| ISBN: | 1230000032732 |
| Publisher: | Bernd S. Koehling |
| Publication: | March 18, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The Mercedes-Benz 220 W187, launched in 1951, was the first six-cylinder executive Mercedes, introduced after WWII and offered with its cabriolet and coupe versions stunningly beautiful cars. This 170-page guide gives you all the facts about the 220 W187 series. It also comes with superb recent non-Daimler AG color photos, including pictures of the suspension. These are some of the topics covered:
* Development of the W187
* Technical aspects
* The 220 sedan
* The 220 Cabriolets
* The 220 Coupe
* The OTP and coachbuilders
* The 220 and the Rally Monte Carlo
* The chassis number explained
* The data card explained
* Paint and interior options
* Technical specifications
One chapter is devoted to Rudolf Uhlenhaut, who was behind many of the 1950s and 1960s engine developments. This guide ends with a free book offer. Enjoy!
Why does Kobo only see 60 pages for this book? Because they only count the text portions, but not the photos. Photos are for the author an important part of a book about vintage cars and together with the photos, the total page count for this book is 170 pages.
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.
The Mercedes-Benz 220 W187, launched in 1951, was the first six-cylinder executive Mercedes, introduced after WWII and offered with its cabriolet and coupe versions stunningly beautiful cars. This 170-page guide gives you all the facts about the 220 W187 series. It also comes with superb recent non-Daimler AG color photos, including pictures of the suspension. These are some of the topics covered:
* Development of the W187
* Technical aspects
* The 220 sedan
* The 220 Cabriolets
* The 220 Coupe
* The OTP and coachbuilders
* The 220 and the Rally Monte Carlo
* The chassis number explained
* The data card explained
* Paint and interior options
* Technical specifications
One chapter is devoted to Rudolf Uhlenhaut, who was behind many of the 1950s and 1960s engine developments. This guide ends with a free book offer. Enjoy!
Why does Kobo only see 60 pages for this book? Because they only count the text portions, but not the photos. Photos are for the author an important part of a book about vintage cars and together with the photos, the total page count for this book is 170 pages.
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.
