1966 Mercedes-benz 250se Convertible 46,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States
1966 Mercedes 250se Cabriolet - European Model...... Simply
Stunning.
70,000 Kilometers which works out to be around 37,000 Documented
miles
Runs Great, very smooth, no smoke.
Excellent panel fit, and lines. Doors close without hesitation
just like new.
The paint and body is 2 years old and shows very well, minor
imperfections, no dents or dings at all.
The interior has new Correct leather seats in perfect condition
The Wood Dash and center console have been re-finished and look
amazing
Original Clock that still works
The radio works
The convertible top is in Great shape as well as the headliner
The carpet is Original
The break system has been gone through including new break
booster, and lines.
power steering works great
The undercarriage is completely rust free and original
The chrome and bright work is in great original shape and retain
a wonderful patina
It has original tools in the Boot including jack and spare wheel.
If you have any questions I am happy to reply.
Thanks for interest!
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