This 1937 Mercedes-Benz 230 N is one of approximately 963 examples built on the “Normal”-wheelbase variant of the W143 platform during a single year of production and is outfitted with Cabriolet A bodywork.

Finished in red with black fenders, the car is powered by a numbers-matching 2,229cc L-head inline-six that was reportedly rebuilt 100 miles ago.

Additional features include a single dual-throat Solex carburetor, a four-speed manual transmission, independent suspension with a coil-sprung swing-axle rear and transverse front leaf springs, hydraulic drum brakes, dual side-mount spares, a black convertible top, and tan leather interior upholstery.

The car was acquired from a Connecticut collector eight years ago by the selling dealer, who subsequently sold it to a Pennsylvania collector and later to its current owner eight months ago.

This 230 N Cabriolet A is now offered on dealer consignment with spare hubcaps, a jack, and a clean Pennsylvania title.

The Type 230 was launched i...