1960' Mercedes-Benz 190

Is a matching numbers example that was purchased new by the last owner’s father in 1960 from the Mercedes-Benz corporate dealership .
Original 1.9-liter inline-four paired to a 4-speed manual transmission.
Reported to have been garage kept since new, kept out of inclement weather, and driven sparingly by three family members throughout its life, the car is sold with its original books and manuals, tool kit, and removable large window hardtop.
The car was repainted in 1987 in the original black lacquer and the older finish is said to retain a good shine today according to the seller. Light chips along various panel edges have been touched up over the years with additional imperfections said to include a section of orange peel on the passenger door, a small blister on the trunk, and a minor blemish along the passenger side of the windshield.
Paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox, the 1.9-liter m121 inline-four is said to remain unmodified and regularly serviced since new, with complete service records retained since 1975. In addition to routine maintenance, invoices through the years document the replacement of the starter, fuel pump, water pump, clutch disc, master cylinder, brake shoes, wheel bearings, center drag link, and wheel bearings. Servicing in 2017 includes a complete oil, filter, and lubrication service and wheel alignment.
Price is in Euro