What you’re buying
A rare, original 1939 Mercedes-Benz 170V Cabriolet B, a truly unique piece of automotive history. This beautifully preserved cabriolet was used by the German Wehrmacht during WWII, as indicated by the identification plate (WAA 194) and the swastika emblem stamped on the vehicle. The car retains its original Benzine (gasoline) engine and cabriolet roof, making it a remarkable collector’s item.

Key features

Fuel: Benzine (gasoline)
Condition: Well-preserved, original condition with military history
Seller: Private individual (GrigKar)
Location: Rumst, Belgium (nearby cities: Brussels, Antwerp)

Why this is special

Historical significance: Driven by the German military during WWII, making it a unique collector’s item.
Original parts: Engine, body, and interior are all original, retaining its authentic WWII-era appearance.
Rarity: Only a handful of these models remain, making it a scarce find for any Mercedes-Benz enthusiast.
Condition: The car is in excellent condition for its age, with minimal wear and tear.

Important notes

The car was used by the German Wehrmacht, as evidenced by the identification plate and swastika emblem.
The vehicle is a cabriolet (convertible) with a 1.7-liter engine, a rare combination for its era.
The seller is a private individual, not a dealership, ensuring a direct purchase.

Contact the seller via the provided link to arrange a viewing or purchase. Don’t miss the opportunity to own a piece of automotive history!