Mercedes-Benz Viano
1st gen (W639), facelift, 2010–2014
Greenwich Concours d'Elegance
Greenwich, Connecticut
6/1/2019
#Euro-Spec #EU-spec
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Vitessence 2023-11-09 06:10:04 | #4
mbenz222 (2023-11-09 05:47:00)mbenz222
Would it be possible to find the VIN and thus where this Viano originated? My guesses would be Mexico, Germany or maybe a GCC-Spec model
Would it be possible to find the VIN and thus where this Viano originated? My guesses would be Mexico, Germany or maybe a GCC-Spec model
As far as I know you can’t find the VIN from a dealer plate unfortunately, because they’re not registered to a specific vehicle. Also really curious about this van’s history though
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mbenz223 2024-09-07 05:42:26 | #5
Vitessence (2023-11-09 06:10:04)Vitessence
mbenz222
Would it be possible to find the VIN and thus where this Viano originated? My guesses would be Mexico, Germany or maybe a GCC-Spec model
As far as I know you can’t find the VIN from a dealer plate unfortunately, because they’re not registered to a specific vehicle. Also really curious about this van’s history though
mbenz222
Would it be possible to find the VIN and thus where this Viano originated? My guesses would be Mexico, Germany or maybe a GCC-Spec model
As far as I know you can’t find the VIN from a dealer plate unfortunately, because they’re not registered to a specific vehicle. Also really curious about this van’s history though
Late reply but im gonna say GCC or maybe Eastern Europe. The 3.5 gas v6 gives it away. If it was from Germany it would likely be diesel. Mexico or somewhere in South America are also viable guesses.
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