Mercedes-Benz L6500 Truck 1935
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Specifications Mercedes-Benz L6500 Truck 1935 blueprint
The Mercedes-Benz L6500 Truck of 1935 is a classic example of German engineering excellence. With its imposing presence and cutting-edge design, this powerful and reliable machine stands out from other vintage trucks of its era. Designed for utility and safety, the body of the L6500 was constructed using a combination of steel and chrome, giving it a sturdy, corrosion-resistant shell. Two muscular headlights and a chrome-plated grille lend it an air of sophistication. Its robust chassis is built with a series of box-sectioned steel, providing it with added structural integrity. Under the hood, the L6500 features a 6-cylinder, 2.2L manual petrol engine with a four-speed transmission. With a top speed of around 30 mph, it offers a good balance between power and torque, allowing it to traverse challenging terrain with relative ease. The cabin of the L6500 has been designed with comfort in mind. Leather armchairs provide the perfect place to relax during those long drives and there's plenty of room for luggage. To ensure your safety on the road, the vehicle features drum-type brakes on all four wheels, as well as a roll-over protection system. If you're looking for a classic piece of German engineering, the Mercedes-Benz L6500 Truck of 1935 is the perfect choice. Its eye-catching design, superior performance and unmistakable presence on the road make it a must-have for vintage connoisseurs.
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