In 1957, the first light-weight front-link truck with the star on the oval radiator grille ran off the belt at the Mercedes-Benz Mannheim-based truck forge. The Pullman generation has continued to make a successful move, ensuring that the Mercedes-Benz generation of Hauber, which was preferred until then, was given an alternative. The LP 321 was particularly noticeable with its sympathetic oval radiator grille, which was designed to shape the entire generation of Mercedes-Benz Pullman vehicles for a long time. Up until the 1960s, this cabin factoring accompanied the different series.Driver's cab and platform Opal green. Furnished interior in brown. Chassis with cardan shaft with oxide-red. Black-gray radiator grille with silver trim and Mercedes-Benz star. All-round decorative strips silver printed. Rims oxide red Awning gray beige, pallet inlay silver.This text is machine translated.