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1967 Mercedes Benz 300SE Coupe
One of the most stylish, not to mention luxurious, cars of the 1960s was the W111/112 range by Mercedes-Benz. Originally launched in both coupe and cabriolet form at the 1961 Frankfurt Motor Show as the 220SE, the newest model to wear the three-pointed star set new standards of technical excellence and refinement. In March 1962, a visually similar model – the 300SE – was launched incorporating even more luxury features. These came with power-assisted disc brakes on all four wheels, plus a limited slip differential and other changes that brought into effect the W112 designation to set them apart from the considerably cheaper 220/250 models, along with additional exterior chrome. Four-speed automatic transmission was standard. Inside, there was genuine wool carpet, leather upholstery and rich timber veneers to create the impression of a bespoke luxury express and justify the huge premium in price over the 220/250SE models. The 300SE was by far the rarest of the W111/W112 family, with only 3,127 coupes and cabriolet variants ever made.
This car is a rare last of the line range topping 300SE Coupe built in 1967.
The Car is original LHD and has had a powerful 5.0lt V8 and drivetrain from a 500 series Mercedes fitted.
Mechanically extremely tight, a seriously smooth fast reliable and powerful car.
Fully restored at great expense and in immaculate condition, an absolutely perfect everyday driver or enthusiast club car.
Anthracite Metallic Paintwork with Leather and Timber Trimmed Interior.
Factory Floor Shift, Power Windows, Sunroof and Headrests, AMG Wheels.
Beautiful car, reluctant sale due to changing family commitments.
Can supply NSW Rego and assist with Interstate Transport.
Open to all Serious Offers.
Bank Deposit Only.
Phone Justin on 0438 014 699




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