With the stately elegance of glossy paint and a lot of chrome, Mercedes-Benz once sent the 220er pontoon to the future. Alfred Kedzierski, the legendary Wiking model builder, created the pattern for the steel shapes at the time. With the revitalization of the model, Wiking has taken up the popular two-color design of the 1950s and 1960s, while WAS still underlines the noble character of the robust saloon. Wiking adopts the model from historical forms and designs it in a distinctive two-color look.Body basalt gray with a clear finish, roof with a, B and C-pillar ivory set off. Interior fittings perl gray, steering wheel light ivory. Silver chassis with narrow radiator grille and black printed ribs. Trim strips, door handles and window borders printed in silver.This text is machine translate...
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