Vehicle Description
The vehicle shown is located at our Zonhoven, Belgium facility and
priced at 99000 Euros. Car Cave is an international company with
locations and staff in both Europe and the United States. The
advertised vehicle is located at our Zonhoven, Belgium facility.
Car Cave has extensive experience moving vehicles domestically and
internationally. For an additional cost we can handle the entire
import process for the buyer. Our insurance policy is specifically
underwritten to allow vehicles in transport to be fully insured
from storage at our overseas showroom until arriving at our Aiken,
SC facility. A full no hassle white glove delivery can be arranged
all the way to your front door with a South Carolina title. We
handle coordinating the full import process including duties, CBP
filing, insurance, bond, ocean transport, inland transport,
storage, EPA documentation, NHSTA documentation, declarations, port
coordination, and title.The Mercedes-Benz W111 was a chassis code
given to a range of Mercedes-Benz vehicles produced between 1959
and 1971, including four-door saloons (1959-1968) and two-door
coupes and cabriolets (1961 to 1971).Production began in late 1960,
with the coupe making its debut at the 75th anniversary of the
opening of Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart in February of the
next year. The convertible followed at the Frankfurt Auto Show a
few months later. Almost identical to the coupe, its soft-top roof
folded into a recess behind the rear seat and was covered by a
tightly fitting leather 'boot' in the same color as the seats.In
1967 Mercedes-Benz updated the 250SE Coupe and Cabriolet with a
larger engine and named the models 280SE. These were strictly a
two-door design on the W111 platform which used the low grill while
the W109 successor used a much larger grill.With the 280SE Mercedes
fitted a larger 2778cc engine which produced 160 bhp. This
effectively retired the 300SE's M189 V8 which had less power. Other
slight changes to the 1967 280SE include one-piece hubcaps,
different mirrors and an optional wood-veneer dashboard.The
beautiful example we are presenting today was converted into a
convertible and restored 8 years ago in Germany at which time she
was bought by her current owner. He enjoyed her the past 8 years at
his vacation home in the South of Spain.Well maintained, with some
normal signs of wear, she comes with her history file and Belgian
classic car registration.
