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Mercedes-Benz Transporter. Postwar to Present Day

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The history of thirteen model lines, from 1955 to the present, and the clever work of the aftermarket truck body industry paint a colorful picture of the world of Mercedes-Benz transporters; over the years, these Mercedes-Benz light commercial vehicles continue to serve as rolling bank offices, luxury minibuses, snowplows, firefighting vehicles, motor homes, mobile laboratories, package delivery vehicles or tow trucks - and some even operate on railway tracks. This book documents transporter development, from the L 319 of 1955 to the ultra-modern Sprinter of today. In words and pictures, it depicts a multitude of unique special models. Owners and their vehicles are presented in firsthand reports. An uncommonly detailed specifications section rounds off the book.

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Mercedes-Benz Transporter. Postwar to Present Day, Matthias Röcke

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Erscheinungsdatum
2008
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Titel
Mercedes-Benz Transporter. Postwar to Present Day
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Matthias Röcke
Verlag
Heel
Erscheinungsdatum
2008
Seitenzahl
192
ISBN10
3868520686
ISBN13
9783868520682
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Autos
Bewertung
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Beschreibung
The history of thirteen model lines, from 1955 to the present, and the clever work of the aftermarket truck body industry paint a colorful picture of the world of Mercedes-Benz transporters; over the years, these Mercedes-Benz light commercial vehicles continue to serve as rolling bank offices, luxury minibuses, snowplows, firefighting vehicles, motor homes, mobile laboratories, package delivery vehicles or tow trucks - and some even operate on railway tracks. This book documents transporter development, from the L 319 of 1955 to the ultra-modern Sprinter of today. In words and pictures, it depicts a multitude of unique special models. Owners and their vehicles are presented in firsthand reports. An uncommonly detailed specifications section rounds off the book.