


© 1997-2005 Harald Pietschmann.
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M-Class Sky View Power Top.

However advertised as a 6 feet long opening, the opening
shown here is only about 1,10 m or 43.3 inches long.

The big wind deflector sets the now available paneled sunroof
apart from it's early cousins (see below)

The crash test picture shows a somewhat different (early
development) sunroof. |