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1951 Mercedes-Benz 220 Cabriolet BIntroducing this early post-war 1951 Mercedes-Benz 220 Cabriolet B, finished in a light gray exterior complemented by a dark red interior with wood trim. The exterior is further refined with a tan convertible soft top. Highlights:- Exterior Color: Light Gray- Interior Color: Dark Red- 2. 2-Liter Inline-6 Engine- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Bosch Front Fog Lights- Chrome Bumpers w/ Overriders- VDO Instrumentation- 15-Inch Steel Wheels- Jack and Spare Tire IncludedEquipped with a 2. 2L inline-6 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and single carburetor, this example reflects Mercedes-Benz’s hand-built craftsmanship of the early 1950s. Equipment includes a single exhaust outlet, Bosch front fog lights, three-spoke steering wheel with chrome horn ring, Mercedes-Benz hood ornament, chrome bumpers with overriders, 15-inch steel wheels, jack, and spare tire. Interior features include low-back bucket seats, VDO instrumentation, analog clock, fender-mounted antenna, map pockets, and dual cowl-mounted side rearview mirrors. The 220 Cabriolet B (W187) was one of the last Mercedes-Benz models built with a largely hand-finished body before the brand transitioned into its more modern Ponton-era production design, and it was produced in very limited numbers, reflecting the marque’s post-war return to luxury craftsmanship. This classic vehicle just came out of decades of long-term storage and is currently not running, making it a compelling barn-find candidate for restoration. For $39, 950Introducing this early post-war 1951 Mercedes-Benz 220 Cabriolet B, finished in a light gray exterior complemented by a dark red interior with wood trim. The exterior is further refined with a tan convertible soft top. Highlights:- Exterior Color: Light Gray- Interior Color: Dark Red- 2. 2-Liter Inline-6 Engine- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Bosch Front Fog Lights- Chrome Bumpers w/ Overriders- VDO Instrumentation- 15-Inch Steel Wheels- Jack and Spare Tire IncludedEquipped with a 2. 2L inline-6 paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and single carburetor, this example reflects Mercedes-Benz’s hand-built craftsmanship of the early 1950s. Equipment includes a single exhaust outlet, Bosch front fog lights, three-spoke steering wheel with chrome horn ring, Mercedes-Benz hood ornament, chrome bumpers with overriders, 15-inch steel wheels, jack, and spare tire. Interior features include low-back bucket seats, VDO instrumentation, analog clock, fender-mounted antenna, map pockets, and dual cowl-mounted side rearview mirrors. The 220 Cabriolet B (W187) was one of the last Mercedes-Benz models built with a largely hand-finished body before the brand transitioned into its more modern Ponton-era production design, and it was produced in very limited numbers, reflecting the marque’s post-war return to luxury craftsmanship. This classic vehicle just came out of decades of long-term storage and is currently not running, making it a compelling barn-find candidate for restoration.
