I RECENTLY PURCHASED A 1974 MERC BENZ 280. EVERY WHERE I SEARCH THERES INFORMATION ABOUT A W114. WHAT DOES THE W STAND FOR AND WHY IS IT USED WHEN THE VINS DONT HAVE A W. ? 114060

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Asked by 00ABBEY00 Jul 04, 2015 at 05:37 PM about the 1974 Mercedes-Benz 280

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T_S_T answered 8 years ago

It is the model,there was a w114 and a w115 model in this year,one came with 4cylinder and the other with v6

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00ABBEY00 answered 8 years ago

So since mine doesn't have the W, what im finding with the W doesn't pertain to the vehicle I have

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Mick answered 8 years ago

W - saloon, T - estate/wagon, C - coupe, R - convertible. So to put that into context, if we look at the old style E-class from the 80's/90's, the one before the twin round headlights, that model is referred to as the 124 chassis in the industry. So when describing the body shape each one would be referred to as follows: Saloon - W124 Estate - T124 Coupe - C124 and finally Convertible - R124.

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