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£90,552 (Est: £75,500 - £105,700)

Single ownership since 1978 1970 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine

United States • 31 May 2026 • Lot 22

Vehicle Details

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This 1970 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine, a rare six-door model, has had a single owner since 1978 and retains its original engine. While the interior is impeccably preserved with luxurious blue leather and velour, the exterior paint shows its age and has some corrosion, indicating potential for restoration.
It is equipped with desirable options like air conditioning, a sunroof, and a rear bar, making it a historically significant and opulent vehicle with great 'bones' despite its cosmetic needs.

Condition

6

The car is described as showing its age with a 'nice patina' and paint that is 'surely showing its age', requiring a 'respray away from looking new again'. It also has 'a few areas of corrosion on the body'. While the interior is well-preserved and the mechanicals have been constantly maintained with the original engine, these exterior issues suggest a 'Good' condition rating, necessitating some reconditioning.

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Automatic

Transmission:

100.016.12.001789

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Odometer:

59,650 miles

2DHY144

Reg Number:

RHD/LHD:

LHD

6,332cc SOHC V8 Bosch mechanically Controlled Fuel Injection 300bhp at 4,100rpm 4-Speed Automatic Independent Front and Swing Rear Axle Rear Suspension 4-Wheel Disc Brakes * Single ownership since 1978 * Finished Blue metallic over Blue interior * One of approximately 124 six-door Pullman 600's built * Equipped with sunroof and air conditioning * Serviced extensively, retains its original engine * Accompanied by its history file, books, factory tool kit, jack, and spare THE PULLMAN 600 "In an age when flaunting your wealth wasn't a crime, the 600 was the automotive equivalent of Monaco.

It's a masterpiece of engineering, a quantum leap over its opposition, and redefines the word opulence." - Classic & Sportscar magazine.

By the commencement of the 1960s, Mercedes-Benz's ever-expanding model range was lacking in only one department: a super prestige saloon to rival the Grosser Mercedes of the past.

This gap was filled in September 1963 with the appearance at the Frankfurt Internation...