1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SE 3.5 Sunroof Coupe Introducing this 1970
Mercedes-Benz 280SE 3.5 Sunroof Coupe that is finished in its
factory color Sand Beige Metallic (DB-467).This example showcases
its elegant lines and includes a number of key features from its
era, such as its distinctive chrome grille, classic Mercedes-Benz
hood ornament, and a desirable sunroof. It represents an excellent
opportunity for restoration to bring it back to its original
glory.Highlights:- Factory Color Sand Beige Metallic (DB-467)- V8
Engine- Automatic Transmission- Power Steering- Four-Wheel Disc
Brakes- Sunroof- Chrome Bumpers- VDO Instrumentation- Jack and
Spare Tire IncludedEquipped with a V8 engine and a column-shifted
automatic transmission. It features power steering and four-wheel
disc brakes. Exterior details include twin exhaust tips, chrome
trim/bumpers, and a fender-mounted antenna. It rides on 14-inch
steel wheels with color-matched hubcaps and Achilles tires. The
trunk holds a jack and a spare tire. Inside, convenience features
include VDO instrumentation, adjustable bucket seats with head
restraints, a driver-side rearview mirror, vent windows, a
Blaupunkt stereo, door pockets, glove box, and a center console.
The vehicle is currently not running and will require restoration.
It is being offered as a project car, with pricing set to reflect
its condition and the work needed. For $36,500
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