Busch 41442 H0 Mercedes Benz 170V

The shapely 170V was built in February 1936 during the 26th. International Automobile and Motorcycle Exhibition (IAMA) in Berlin presented to the public. The four-cylinder petrol engine with the internal designation W136 replaced the six-cylinder type 170 (W 15 series). In the years 1936-1942 more than 70,000 vehicles were produced and sold in different body variants, making this type one of the leading drivers of Mercedes-Benz production in the pre-war period. The noble four-door saloon cost 3,850 Reichsmark at the time and was available in various finishes. Whether as a saloon, convertible or convertible, the vehicle is a highlight in every variant. The two-color coloring of this model is another highlight and makes the vehicle appear even more lively.

This text is machine translated.