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MERCEDES-BENZ 200 1968 - Grey 1:43 pre-order-notified the lightweight 914 was intended LS552D

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MERCEDES BENZ 200 1968 Grey 1:43 pre order notified the lightweight 914 was intended LS552D the lightweight 914 was intended to succeed the 356 for Porsche and combine the expertise of the two major car manufacturers in production it took another two years from is prototype to its public debut before he presented his sports car convertible to the public for the first time a the ‘1st West Germany Motor Show’ in Reydt

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