MB 240D Fire Chief Car

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In the mid-1970s, command vehicles were also standard on smaller guards - the W123 series was just the thing for that. The 123 series is the most widely built model from Mercedes-Benz to date and was also very popular with fire departments. It belongs to the upper middle class, in many places the 240 D replaced the W114 and W115 series, which did their robust job in the fire stations. From the start of series production in November 1975 to January 1986, a total of almost 2.7 million vehicles rolled off the assembly line.

Model Details

• White body with red printed doors, bonnet and trunk.
• Chassis with grille and bumpers in silver.
• Interior with black steering wheel.
• Blue light with stick holder attached, blue transparent.
• White loudspeaker plugged in in the center of the roof.
• Base rod of the blue light painted white by hand.
• Front and rear indicators printed in deep orange.
• The Mercedes-Benz star on the rear, as well as the 240 D nameplate and associated decorative strips, printed in silver.
• Traffic red taillights.
• Front doors with white fire department lettering.
• Window frame and all-round decorative strips, wipers and door handles in silver.
• White printed hubcaps with silvered Mercedes-Benz star.
• Black rubber profile of the bumper.

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