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Ans
Ok I have just received their reply.
Link here: https://mercedes-benz-publicarchive.com/marsPublic/instance/ko/ko.xhtml?oid=5087
That link shows the limo as (V123), chassis as (F123) and there's Lang chassis (VF123).
Along with the coupes as (C123) and Estates as (S123).
Link here: https://mercedes-benz-publicarchive.com/marsPublic/instance/ko/ko.xhtml?oid=5087
That link shows the limo as (V123), chassis as (F123) and there's Lang chassis (VF123).
Along with the coupes as (C123) and Estates as (S123).
Ans
I have emailed them about the Lang model naming convention. I am awaiting a reply at this point.
dsl
We have 83 pages of assorted W123. If we want to change, then it relies on block updating big swathes of stuff quickly and easily. Which should be possible using the Class section (Sedan/Coupe/Wagon) but could get complicated for digesting all the funeral class. And do Langs cause any problems - was there a V123 code??
Sandie
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle.php?id=897801
Think this is one of our most frequently recurring and longest running naming issues on the site
Current convention is that the C and S codes only apply to 1990+ models. However, ZLAT contacted Mercedes about it and received this response:
This, along with the info from dsl's book suggets that the names applied before our current 1990 cutoff. Do we move to a naming convention using the C and S codes or just stick with the current convention (even the Mercedes employee says that the Wxxx codes can be used as a general name for the whole series)?.
Think this is one of our most frequently recurring and longest running naming issues on the site
Current convention is that the C and S codes only apply to 1990+ models. However, ZLAT contacted Mercedes about it and received this response:
This, along with the info from dsl's book suggets that the names applied before our current 1990 cutoff. Do we move to a naming convention using the C and S codes or just stick with the current convention (even the Mercedes employee says that the Wxxx codes can be used as a general name for the whole series)?.