Mercedes-Benz presented the 170 V at the Berlin Auto Show in 1936. It was a fundamentally sound built vehicle intended to penetrate the highly competitive middle class market. Although a great amount of emphasis was placed on efficient production, nothing was lost of the model’s variety characteristic of the brand. The fact that the 170 V was still being built after the war until 1953, speaks in favor of its conception.

This Mercedes-Benz came from the collection of the Museo Bonfanti near Bassano del Grappa. The convertible had been extensively restored there in earlier times. The paint and a soft top have also been replaced along with the interior. The consignor acquired this typical pre-war convertible in 2014 from a German classic car dealer along with the typification carried out in Germany back then. The technical inspection is proof that this beautiful convertible is free of detects in the general inspection, which once agains underpins the reliable impression this car makes. The consignor also had the car typified for Austria so that this Mercedes can be immediately registered in Austria or Germany. Now nothing is standing in the way of starting off the enjoyable summer season with this beautiful convertible.

VIN: 411635, Mileage: 46,637 km (read from odometer), Color: Beige-Black / Brown (fabric), Displacement: 1.697 ccm/R4, Power: 38 HP, Gearbox: 4-speed, Papers: German + Austrian papers

VIN: 411635, Mileage: 46,637 km (read from odometer), Color: Beige-Black / Brown (leather), Displacement: 1.697 ccm/R4, Power: 38 HP, Gearbox: 4-speed, Papers: German + Austrian papers