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1969 Mercedes-Benz 300SELOffered here is this 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL, finished in Blue Metallic over a black interior. As part of the prestigious W109 series, the 300SEL was built to deliver exceptional comfort and advanced engineering, earning its place as one of Mercedes-Benz's flagship luxury sedans of the late 1960s. Its long-wheelbase design provided generous rear-seat space, making it a favorite among executives and dignitaries of the era. Highlights:- California Car- Exterior Color: Blue Metallic- Interior Color: Black- Automatic Transmission- Inline 6-Cylinder Engine- Bosch Fuel Injection- Air Conditioning- Power Windows- Sunroof- Center Console- Full-Width Wood Trim- Chrome Bumpers- 14-Inch Steel Wheels- Bilstein Jack IncludedPower comes from an inline 6-cylinder engine paired with an automatic transmission and Bosch fuel injection. Additional equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, twin exhaust finishers, sunroof, VDO instrumentation, side marker lights, chrome trim and grille, chrome bumpers with rubber guards, a two-spoke steering wheel, 14-inch steel wheels, and a Bilstein jack. Inside, the cabin reflects Mercedes-Benz's attention to craftsmanship with full-width wood trim across the dashboard, front bucket seats with matching fold-down armrests, a rear bench seat, air conditioning, power windows, a center console, analog clock, glove box, driver-side mirror, and a fender-mounted antenna. These thoughtful details helped establish the W109 as one of the most refined luxury sedans of its time. This California 300SEL has been in storage for more than 20 years and is currently not running. It offers an excellent opportunity to return a well-appointed W109 to the road and is priced accordingly. For $5, 950Offered here is this 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL, finished in Blue Metallic over a black interior. As part of the prestigious W109 series, the 300SEL was built to deliver exceptional comfort and advanced engineering, earning its place as one of Mercedes-Benz's flagship luxury sedans of the late 1960s. Its long-wheelbase design provided generous rear-seat space, making it a favorite among executives and dignitaries of the era. Highlights:- California Car- Exterior Color: Blue Metallic- Interior Color: Black- Automatic Transmission- Inline 6-Cylinder Engine- Bosch Fuel Injection- Air Conditioning- Power Windows- Sunroof- Center Console- Full-Width Wood Trim- Chrome Bumpers- 14-Inch Steel Wheels- Bilstein Jack IncludedPower comes from an inline 6-cylinder engine paired with an automatic transmission and Bosch fuel injection. Additional equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, twin exhaust finishers, sunroof, VDO instrumentation, side marker lights, chrome trim and grille, chrome bumpers with rubber guards, a two-spoke steering wheel, 14-inch steel wheels, and a Bilstein jack. Inside, the cabin reflects Mercedes-Benz's attention to craftsmanship with full-width wood trim across the dashboard, front bucket seats with matching fold-down armrests, a rear bench seat, air conditioning, power windows, a center console, analog clock, glove box, driver-side mirror, and a fender-mounted antenna. These thoughtful details helped establish the W109 as one of the most refined luxury sedans of its time. This California 300SEL has been in storage for more than 20 years and is currently not running. It offers an excellent opportunity to return a well-appointed W109 to the road and is priced accordingly.
