1969 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SE COUPE W111 (250 SE engine) - Lot 47

Lot n° 47
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25000 - 35000 EUR
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Result : 25 284EUR
1969 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SE COUPE W111 (250 SE engine) - Lot 47
1969 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SE COUPE W111 (250 SE engine) WITHOUT RESERVATION - Carte Grise: French (Contains a serial number error - To be corrected) - Actual serial number (cold stamp): 1102410000269 - Gearbox: Mechanical - Administrative situation documented by a Mercedes-Benz France certificate. - New clutch and brake calipers. - Attractive two-tone configuration, presented "as is". Introduced in 1961, the generation of Mercedes-Benz W111 coupes and cabriolets is the masterpiece of designer Paul Bracq. These models embodied the pinnacle of Stuttgart's luxury and manufacturing quality in the 60s. The example we are offering for sale has a singular history. Physically, it's a 280 SE Coupé (identifiable by its stamped chassis number 1102410000269), powered by a 2.5-liter 6-cylinder engine (taken from a 250 SE). Power is transmitted to the rear wheels via a mechanical gearbox. Important administrative note: The current Carte Grise contains errors. It states that the vehicle is a "250 SE" and gives the serial number 1110211112087796, which does not correspond to the vehicle's cold-stamping. An official certificate issued by Mercedes-Benz France attests to these administrative errors and confirms the vehicle's true identity (chassis 1102410000269). This invaluable document will be given to the future purchaser to enable him/her to make the necessary corrections to the vehicle registration document when transferring the vehicle. Aesthetically, the car sports an elegant dark green paintwork combined with a light green roof. The car is presented "as is", with a general patina that bears witness to its history. The chromes are complete and the interior, upholstered in brown leather, has a lovely patina of use. Mechanically, the car has benefited from recent care to ensure its reliability: the clutch is new and the brake calipers have recently been rebuilt. The car is sound and has reached our sales room by road without a hitch. Our test drive confirms that the car is in good working order: the engine runs smoothly and braking is now effective. The W111 coupé is increasingly sought-after, as its value continues to rise. This version, with its documented administrative status and sincere original condition, represents a fine opportunity for the enlightened enthusiast. 1969 MERCEDES-BENZ 280 SE COUPE W111 (250 SE engine) - Registration document: French (with a serial number error - to be corrected) - Actual serial number (cold stamped): 1102410000269 - Transmission: Manual - Administrative status documented by a Mercedes-Benz France certificate. - New clutch and recently rebuilt brake calipers. - Attractive two-tone configuration, presented "as is." Introduced in 1961, the Mercedes-Benz W111 generation of coupes and convertibles is the masterpiece of designer Paul Bracq. These models embody the pinnacle of luxury and manufacturing quality from Stuttgart in the 1960s. The model we are offering for sale has a unique history. Physically, it is a 280 SE Coupe (identifiable by its chassis number 1102410000269), which is equipped with a 2.5-liter 6-cylinder engine (from a 250 SE). Power is transmitted to the rear wheels via a manual gearbox. Important administrative note: The current registration document contains errors. It indicates that this is a "250 SE" and mentions the serial number 1110211112087796, which does not correspond to the vehicle's cold stamping. An official certificate issued by Mercedes-Benz France attests to these administrative errors and confirms the vehicle's true identity (chassis 1102410000269). This valuable document will be given to the future buyer so that they can make the necessary corrections to the registration document when transferring ownership. Aesthetically, the car sports an elegant dark green paint job combined with a light green roof. The car is presented "as is," displaying a general patina that bears witness to its history. The chrome is complete and the interior, upholstered in brown leather, has a nice patina from use. Mechanically, the car has recently been serviced to ensure its reliability: the clutch is new and the brake calipers have been recently rebuilt. The car is in good condition and arrived at our auction house without incident. Our test drive confirms that the car is in good working order: the engine runs smoothly and the brakes are now effective. Currently enjoying a rising market value, the W111 coupe is increasingly sought after. This version, with its documented administrative history and genuine original condition, represents a great opportunity for the discerning enthusiast.
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