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MB limo pic on BBC TV show
I was watching season 1 of Ballykissangel where at a funeral they had a MB limo so I snagged some images.
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I was discussing cars like this with someone the other day. It is my understanding that if the car has six doors on it, and three bench seats, it is a funeral car and not a limo.
A limo has only four doors but is streached out. I know this is a very fine point to make. My question is: does it really make any difference in what they are called? |
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I know there were 4 door lang versions, but the 6 door versions were a bit rare (IIRC)
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Stretched Limo's are not really that common in the UK and for the most part, the only people that really use them are funeral homes. There are a few limo services around and they will probably use the same type of cars.
I don't think that either are built for a specific service. There is another sci-fi TV show on BBC that regularly features a stretched W126.
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I don't think that's a stretched anything. There were 6-door w124 factory models, but like mentioned above, very rare.
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