Age identifier: August 1992—July 1993
United Kingdom / South East England / Maidstone
Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse
1st gen Sedan (W124), 1984–1995
Paris, France.
Париж, Франция.
#US-Spec
#OvalSticker
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Jacko 2022-03-30 00:59:52 | #3
Hadri45 (2022-03-28 21:38:14)Hadri45
Deluxe Vehicle
Us-spec?
No Euro-Spec.
Deluxe Vehicle
Us-spec?
No Euro-Spec.
I've just done a VIN check, and it is built to US-specification, although code '820' (VEHICLES FOR TOURIST (USA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)) suggests that the car was through the European Delivery Program, presumably the original buyer wanted to tour Europe before shipping the car to the US.
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Junglecarz 2022-03-30 22:18:58 | #4
Jacko (2022-03-30 00:59:52)Jacko
Hadri45
Deluxe Vehicle
Us-spec?
No Euro-Spec.
I've just done a VIN check, and it is built to US-specification, although code '820' (VEHICLES FOR TOURIST (USA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)) suggests that the car was through the European Delivery Program, presumably the original buyer wanted to tour Europe before shipping the car to the US.
Hadri45
Deluxe Vehicle
Us-spec?
No Euro-Spec.
I've just done a VIN check, and it is built to US-specification, although code '820' (VEHICLES FOR TOURIST (USA, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA)) suggests that the car was through the European Delivery Program, presumably the original buyer wanted to tour Europe before shipping the car to the US.
Was that on Cazana? If so, where exactly did you type in on the dashboard to find this info?
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Jacko 2022-03-30 22:52:35 | #5
Junglecarz (2022-03-30 22:18:58)Junglecarz
Was that on Cazana? If so, where exactly did you type in on the dashboard to find this info?
Was that on Cazana? If so, where exactly did you type in on the dashboard to find this info?
No, LastVIN.com, probably the best VIN decoder I've found, though it's unfortunately only available for Mercedes products (Mercedes-Benz includes detailed records about their produced vehicles through their VINs).
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