This 1972 Mercedes-Benz 280C is a European-market example that was reportedly imported to the US in the 1990s. The car is finished in ivory over green velour upholstery and is equipped with a carbureted 2.8-liter M110 inline-six and a floor-shifted four-speed automatic transmission.

Additional equipment includes air conditioning, a cassette radio, and crank windows.

Work performed in preparation for the sale consisted of servicing the brakes and replacing the turn signal flasher unit.

This W114 coupe is now offered on dealership consignment with records from the recent service and a clean Oregon title.

The pillar-less coupe was finished from the factory in Light Ivory (623), and the seller notes evidence of paintwork and rust in the door jambs.

Features include a fender-mounted antenna and side mirror, US-spec lighting, and chrome bumpers with overriders.

Damage is evident around the left rear corner of the rear valance.

Steel 14” wheels feature polished covers with body-color ...