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1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Sunroof CoupeIntroducing this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Sunroof Coupe, a timeless pillarless coupe that perfectly captures Mercedes-Benz elegance and engineering from the golden era. Finished in its exquisite factory color Havana Brown (Havanabraun) DB-408G, this California car is complemented by a rich Cognac interior, creating a warm, sophisticated color combination that looks great. Highlights:- California Car- Factory Color Havana Brown (Havanabraun) DB-408G- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- M127 Inline-Six Engine- Fuel Injection- Drum Brakes- Sunroof- Wood Trim- Wrap-Around Bumpers with Overriders- Period-Correct Behr Radiator- Becker Mexico Stereo- 14-Inch Steel WheelsPower comes from the desirable fuel-injected M127 inline-six, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission that delivers an engaging, analog driving experience. Additional equipment includes a single exhaust outlet, VDO instrumentation, front fog lights, a two-spoke steering wheel with chrome horn ring, extensive chrome accents, wrap-around chrome bumpers with overriders, and a beautifully finished wood dashboard. The car rides on Hankook white-line tires mounted on steel wheels with Mercedes-Benz hubcaps, and a full-size spare is neatly stored in the trunk. Inside, the cabin showcases low-rise bucket seats, a rear bench seat, manual-crank windows, glove compartment, door pockets, Becker Mexico radio, and a fender-mounted antenna. The interior reflects period-correct design and materials, highlighting Mercedes-Benz's renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail during this era. The 220SE was one of the earliest production cars in the world to feature Bosch mechanical fuel injection, technology derived directly from Mercedes-Benz racing programs - an innovation that set new standards for performance and reliability in luxury automobiles. Do not miss this opportunity to acquire a classic 220SE Ponton Sunroof Coupe that combines elegance with engineering pedigree and is also mechanically sound. For $39, 950Introducing this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Sunroof Coupe, a timeless pillarless coupe that perfectly captures Mercedes-Benz elegance and engineering from the golden era. Finished in its exquisite factory color Havana Brown (Havanabraun) DB-408G, this California car is complemented by a rich Cognac interior, creating a warm, sophisticated color combination that looks great. Highlights:- California Car- Factory Color Havana Brown (Havanabraun) DB-408G- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- M127 Inline-Six Engine- Fuel Injection- Drum Brakes- Sunroof- Wood Trim- Wrap-Around Bumpers with Overriders- Period-Correct Behr Radiator- Becker Mexico Stereo- 14-Inch Steel WheelsPower comes from the desirable fuel-injected M127 inline-six, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission that delivers an engaging, analog driving experience. Additional equipment includes a single exhaust outlet, VDO instrumentation, front fog lights, a two-spoke steering wheel with chrome horn ring, extensive chrome accents, wrap-around chrome bumpers with overriders, and a beautifully finished wood dashboard. The car rides on Hankook white-line tires mounted on steel wheels with Mercedes-Benz hubcaps, and a full-size spare is neatly stored in the trunk. Inside, the cabin showcases low-rise bucket seats, a rear bench seat, manual-crank windows, glove compartment, door pockets, Becker Mexico radio, and a fender-mounted antenna. The interior reflects period-correct design and materials, highlighting Mercedes-Benz's renowned craftsmanship and attention to detail during this era. The 220SE was one of the earliest production cars in the world to feature Bosch mechanical fuel injection, technology derived directly from Mercedes-Benz racing programs - an innovation that set new standards for performance and reliability in luxury automobiles. Do not miss this opportunity to acquire a classic 220SE Ponton Sunroof Coupe that combines elegance with engineering pedigree and is also mechanically sound.
