The Mercedes-Benz Ponton and 190SL
James Taylor
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Beschreibung
The Pontons may have been Mercedes-Benz's bread-and-butter models of the 1950s, but they were vitally important in establishing the marque as a significant player around the globe. Alongside the saloons that made Mercedes famous world-wide for long-lasting and economical taxis, there were exotic two-door cabriolet and coupé derivatives, and the cars' basic structure was made available too for conversion into ambulances, pick-ups, estate cars and hearses. Not always appreciated is that the 190SL sports model was also derived from the engineering of the Ponton range. The Ponton Mercedes and the 190SL have long enjoyed a strong enthusiast following around the world. Here is their story, from their creation at a time when Mercedes was emerging from the devastation of war, though their success during the German Economic Miracle of the 1950s, to their final days in the early 1960s alongside the first of the 'Fintail' models that would eventually replace them. No enthusiast of these widely respected cars will want to be without this book.
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Cabriolet, 190, Riess and Wencher, Schock and Moll, 1950s, Carburettor, Sindelfingen, Pontons, 190SL, 180, Motorsport, Bela Barenyi, Coupe, M, 180D, Bill Fritschy, Classic cars, Mercedes, Four-cylinder saloon, 220SE, Fredrich Geiger, Six-cylinder, Motoring, West Germany, Henry Bolte, Karl Wilfert, Daimler-Benz, 220, Hydrak clutch, Rainer Gunzler, power, Unitary body shell, Douglas Steane, Jack Ellis, Binz, Binz Kombi, MB, Rallying, Elegance, Fritz Nallinger, speed, Production figures, Karl Kling