1971 Mercedes-Benz 250C

In 1968, Mercedes Benz introduced the midsize W114/W115 series cars that sat underneath the full size models. W114 models came with six cylinder engines, while the W115 came with four cylinder engines. A coupe model was introduced in 1969 and featured unique sheet metal and a stylish “pillarless” hardtop design. Just 67,048 coupes were produced until 1976, making them quite rare.

GR Auto Gallery is pleased to present this very nice 1971 250C for your consideration. Finished in a lovely classic shade of Light Ivory, this stylish coupe is an excellent example. The body is very straight and clean and the paint quality is very nice. There are a few small stone chips and cracks here and there, but from a few feet away the car is absolutely stunning. The chrome trim is shiny and nice and the rubber and plastic trim is very nice as well. The car rides on 14in “Bundt” light alloy wheels with Hankook tires. A set of steel wheels and color matched hubcaps are included as well. The exterior also features chrome exhaust tips, slim early bumpers, tinted windows, and round driving lights. The interior is in excellent original shape and is highlighted by the lovely Oxblood red MBTex synthetic leather seats. The seats are in great shape, as are the door cards and headliner. The dash is very clean and has great wood trim as well as an aftermarket stereo and speakers.

This car is equipped with a 2.8L straight 6-cylinder engine that runs very well and sounds quite sporty. It is mated to a smooth shifting 4-speed automatic transmission. Built like a brick out house, these old Mercedes cars exude quality and are olly appreciating in value.

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