Mercedes-Benz S-Klasse
6th gen (W220/V220), 1998–2005
Bayreuth/Bavaria/Germany
First DIN-plate from the former Mittlerer Erzgebirgskreis (Central Ore Mountains District)! Also one of very few DIN-plated W220s on site!
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-07-28 00:43:30 | #2
Sonic101 (2022-07-27 22:17:20)Sonic101
Nice one!
Nice one!
Thank you! It passed me yesterday when I entered the Uni Campus (on foot). Of course, I then chose not to go to class on time, but wandered around for 15 minutes until I saw it parked up, as you would
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antenn 2022-07-28 02:03:44 | #3
Very nice spot, I have a photo of this code from before optionals were introduced, but didn't know that it also existed as DIN 
Suppose it's still with the first owner? With the bad reputation the W220 has, it's now quite difficult to find a decent one... This one would also need some rust repair.
Suppose it's still with the first owner? With the bad reputation the W220 has, it's now quite difficult to find a decent one... This one would also need some rust repair.
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Rhineland-Palatinate 2022-07-28 11:13:00 | #4
antenn (2022-07-28 02:03:44)antenn
Very nice spot, I have a photo of this code from before optionals were introduced, but didn't know that it also existed as DIN
Suppose it's still with the first owner? With the bad reputation the W220 has, it's now quite difficult to find a decent one... This one would also need some rust repair.
Very nice spot, I have a photo of this code from before optionals were introduced, but didn't know that it also existed as DIN
Suppose it's still with the first owner? With the bad reputation the W220 has, it's now quite difficult to find a decent one... This one would also need some rust repair.
I suppose so. Although the driver looked quite young, but I supposed it might be an inheritance from father/grandfather, possibly with a lack of budget for rust repairs
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Juterman 2022-07-28 20:18:59 | #5
antenn (2022-07-28 02:03:44)antenn
Very nice spot, I have a photo of this code from before optionals were introduced, but didn't know that it also existed as DIN
Very nice spot, I have a photo of this code from before optionals were introduced, but didn't know that it also existed as DIN
Prefix MEK was introduced in 1995 due to the first administrative reform in Saxony (merging districts), discontinued in 2008, and reintroduced again in 2012, recently after adoption of law on liberalization.
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