Description
Mercedes-Benz 220 Cabriolet B (Type W187) built in 1953 and restored in 2004. Fitted with the prestigious M180 straight-six engine and a 2, 195 cc capacity, it develops 80 hp (59 kW) and is one of the most elegant and exclusive open-top cars produced by Mercedes-Benz in the 1950s.
This particular example stands out for its Ivory White bodywork, camel leather upholstery, and a black fabric hood. It retains the model’s key visual features, such as the chrome grille, the headlamps integrated into the front wings, the original trim details, and whitewall tyres—elements that reinforce its classic character.
The cabin keeps the original layout, with a fine-wood dashboard, period instrumentation, and the brand’s distinctive handcrafted finishes. It also retains its historic provincial licence plate from Barcelona, a detail especially prized by collectors. With an approximate kerb weight of 1, 420 kg and a top speed of around 145 km/ h, it’s a standout collector’s item with a high degree of originality and excellent preservation.
