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1979 Mercedes-Benz 450SEL
Introducing this 1979 Mercedes-Benz 450SEL, presented in its factory Gray Blue Metallic (906) exterior finish, paired with a refined Midnight Blue interior accented by veneer trim.
Highlights:
- Factory Color Gray Blue Metallic (906)
- Automatic Transmission
- V8 Engine
- Fuel Injection
- Power Steering
- VDO Instrumentation
- Power Windows
- Cruise Control
- 14-Inch Bundt-Style Alloy Wheels
- Tool Roll and Spare Tire
This 450SEL is equipped with an automatic transmission, V8 engine, and fuel injection, complemented by four-wheel disc brakes, a single exhaust outlet, and a sunroof. Additional details include VDO instrumentation, Bosch front fog lights, a four-spoke steering wheel, chrome bumpers with rubber guards, side moldings, Sumitomo tires, and chrome trim throughout. A tool roll and full-size spare tire are housed in the trunk.
Comfort and convenience features include power windows, cruise control, bucket seats with head restraints, dual-side rearview mirrors, glove box, center console, door pockets, and an analog clock—all hallmarks of Mercedes-Benz craftsmanship from this era.
This example is running and driving, a testament to the enduring quality of Mercedes-Benz engineering. However, it will require some mechanical attention to reach full operational condition. This has been factored into the pricing, presenting a good opportunity to acquire a classic piece of German automotive history at an accessible entry point. For $8, 950
Introducing this 1979 Mercedes-Benz 450SEL, presented in its factory Gray Blue Metallic (906) exterior finish, paired with a refined Midnight Blue interior accented by veneer trim.
Highlights:
- Factory Color Gray Blue Metallic (906)
- Automatic Transmission
- V8 Engine
- Fuel Injection
- Power Steering
- VDO Instrumentation
- Power Windows
- Cruise Control
- 14-Inch Bundt-Style Alloy Wheels
- Tool Roll and Spare Tire
This 450SEL is equipped with an automatic transmission, V8 engine, and fuel injection, complemented by four-wheel disc brakes, a single exhaust outlet, and a sunroof. Additional details include VDO instrumentation, Bosch front fog lights, a four-spoke steering wheel, chrome bumpers with rubber guards, side moldings, Sumitomo tires, and chrome trim throughout. A tool roll and full-size spare tire are housed in the trunk.
Comfort and convenience features include power windows, cruise control, bucket seats with head restraints, dual-side rearview mirrors, glove box, center console, door pockets, and an analog clock—all hallmarks of Mercedes-Benz craftsmanship from this era.
This example is running and driving, a testament to the enduring quality of Mercedes-Benz engineering. However, it will require some mechanical attention to reach full operational condition. This has been factored into the pricing, presenting a good opportunity to acquire a classic piece of German automotive history at an accessible entry point.
