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    Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V / S-D, saloon, 136 series, 1953
    Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V / S-D
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    Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V / S-D saloon, 136 series 1953
    Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V / S-D
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    Der Kofferraum des Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V (S-D) Limousine, W 136 1953 - 1955
    Mercedes-Benz 170 S-V (S-D)
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    Mercedes-Benz 180, W 120 The “ponton” concept not only allows for less air resistance and less wind noise, but also a much more spacious interior and boot. The bold metal crease in the rear wings quickly becomes the distinguishing feature of the rear perspective, and can be seen again on the current E-Class (W 212).
    Mercedes-Benz 180
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    The 180 as the first Mercedes-Benz passenger car with self-supporting pontoon body, 1953-1959, and the 170 S-V/170 S-D as successor to the 170 V/170 D, 1949-1955.
    Types 180 and 170 S-V/170 S-D - W 120 and W 136
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