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For Sale: 1969 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL in Dublin, Ohio
1969 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL 6.3It is a true Euro specification that
was sold new to Eisen Richter Company in Darmstadt, Germany, and
was later imported to Arkansas in the late 70's/early 80's. It
comes with the desirable sunroof, a copy of the factory data card
and still retains its original Roser leather, numbers matching
engine and date coded wheels.$75,000 has been spent on
mechanicalsWe completed $50k of work in 2024 working on air
suspension, fuel system, brakes, electrical, cooling,
exhaust.Another $25k of work was completed in February 2025
including adding factory air conditioning with new parts,
rebuilding the transmission and some additional engine work.We have
a detailed list of all of the work performed, as well as some
photos in the gallery. If you ever wanted to own a 6.3, and are
looking for a well-sorted example, then this is it!FINANCE
NOTE:RT36 is not directly involved with vehicle financing, please
check with your local Credit Union, they are generally the best,
lowest cost alternative to dealer and finance company funding.For
Collector vehicles we also recommend the pros at Woodside Credit,
Collector Car Funding and J.J. Best, all are readily available on
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