Norev B66960461 1/18 Scale, Mercedes Benz AMG GT 63 S V8 4Matic Coupe (X290) 2018, Brilliant Blue, Ready for Display Metal Car (NOR66040641)

Norev B66040641 1/18 Mercedes Benz 300 (W186) 1954, Tobacco Brown, ready to exhibit metal car model

Four -door 300 (W186) was introduced at the Frankfurt Motor Show in April 1951 and entered mass production in November 1951. There was no "A" sign that was officially added with "B" and "C". "by subsequent enthusiasts who want to distinguish three W186 generations.The vehicle, which was presented as both sedan and cabriolet, had an elegant and modernist body on Mercedes's proven X -framed chassis. Fully new 3.0 L (2996 cc/182 in³) Cam from the top, aluminum head M186 flat-6, 4-speed completely synchromed manual transmission. Twin-down-wheel drive solex carburetors and an innovative cross-blok Mafsal, allowing large-sized absorption and exhaust valves, produced 115 PS (85 kW; 113 hp) at 6.4: 1 compression ratio.W186 Cabriolet shows the modern back lines of the series.Designed to provide reliable service in long -term challenging use, the engine had deep water jackets, thermostatic controlled oil cooling, copper -tipped beds and hardened crankshaft. Without natural cruise speed, the vehicle can maintain everything until the maximum speed all day, as long as the road conditions allow.A 1952 W186 (left) and 1962 300d (W189)The hard X -shaped oval steel pipe frame and a combination of suspension independent of four wheels provided surprisingly agile use. In front of the double swing, spiral springs and a balance bar and a typical double spiral springs swing axle of Mercedes were used in the back. The rear load balancing suspension, which was run with an innovative indicator panel, switched to a torsion bar to increase the hardness by one -third when necessary, and a pedal -operated central lubrication system kept the friction points silent. The brakes were everywhere hydraulic drum, the worm and the industry, in 1952, the Devidaim was replaced.A total of 6,214 sedan and 591 Cabriolet D, called the "300A" series, were produced until September 1955, including a short 300B run, including partial make -up before the first release of 300C.