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£44,112
1962 Mercedes-Benz 220SEb Cabriolet
Germany • 4 Dec 2024
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AI Listing Summary
This Mercedes-Benz 220 SE, delivered new in Germany, features a four-speed manual transmission and an injection engine. While maintained, it requires recommissioning due to static display, and VAT will be added to the buyer's premium.
Condition
6
The car is described as being maintained in the owner's professional garage but kept on static display in recent years. It requires recommissioning before it returns to the road, suggesting it is not in perfect running condition. The listing mentions that the car was delivered new in Germany and has undergone some restoration work in the past, indicating some level of care and maintenance. However, the fact that it needs recommissioning suggests it's not in outstanding condition.
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- Delivered new in Germany - Four-speed manual transmission - Enhanced version with an injection engine - Paul Bracq-designed Heckflosse model - German registration document Please kindly note that this car will be available for viewing by prior appointment in DORTMUND(GERMANY) : please contact [Email] for booking.
With the curvaceous 'Ponton' saloon having financially secured the post-war future of Mercedes-Benz, attention turned to bringing the three-pointed star firmly into the modernist era.
The 1959 launch of the W111 drew cautious inspiration from the booming United States, with the legendary Paul Bracq employing restrained use of tailfins to create one of the most elegant cars of its generation.
Mechanically similar to its predecessor and retaining the M127 2195cc inline-six, the W111 boasted Technical Director Fritz Nallinger's latest safety innovations – crumple zones, retractable seatbelts, and the first use of front disc brakes on a Mercedes-Benz.
1960 saw the debut of a...
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£19,500
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£52,659
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£133,400
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