Building on its well-regarded W124 platform, Mercedes-Benz catered to speed enthusiasts with the AMG 3.4 CE, a highly tuned version of the “300 CE-24” coupé that is understood to have been limited to just 25 models—all of which were left-hand drive.

The AMG-tuned, naturally aspirated, 3.4-litre, inline, six-cylinder engine, rated at 268 horsepower at 6,500 rpm, was revered for its thrilling performance and represented a marked improvement over the standard 300 CE.

While all 300 CE 3.4 AMG models left the factory in impressive configuration, this example pushed the envelope even further, customised with a widebody package from noted German tuner Brabus.

Further to the front splitter and flared arches expected of the AMG customisation process, the car gains unique Brabus features such as badges on the front, rear and sides; black-and-silver, 18-inch, split-rim, alloy wheels; custom exhaust set-up; and stylistic changes inside the car, such as branded Brabus pedals.

This 300 CE 3.4 AM...