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For Sale: 1940 Mercedes-Benz 300 in San Luis Obispo, California
Beautifully Restored. Numbers matching. Aluminum streamlined sport
cabriolet. Coachwork by Wendler from a Cab D Mercedes Benz in 1945.
The history and restoration work is well documented. Top speed
120kph. We have many photos of before, during and after
restoration. This car was once owned by a famous Ballerina who
entertained many in Germany before and during war times. The car
was given to her as a gift. Wendler's first motor bodies were built
in 1919, and they also supplied bodies for commercial trucks. Their
portfolio is genuinely fascinating and includes many highly
advanced streamlined designs on BMW, Mercedes-Benz and even Ford V8
chassis. Perhaps their most famous relationship was with Porsche,
for whom Wendler bodied several road-going 356s in addition to
creating the svelte coachwork for the legendary 550 Spyder, RSK,
and RS61 racing cars.
Vehicle Details
1940 Mercedes-Benz 300
Listing ID:CC-666653
Price:Contact Seller
Location:San Luis Obispo, California
Year:1940
Make:Mercedes-Benz
Model:300
Exterior Color:silver
Interior Color:green
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:5000
Stock Number:1928
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