1952' Mercedes-Benz

- In one hand for over 30 years - Previous complete restoration by Kienle - Regularly serviced and perfected by specialist workshopsDescription:
Mercedes-Benz presented the 220 model at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1951. The 220 Cabriolet A was and is still considered the most beautiful model of the entire series. Lush upholstery, decorative wood in the interior and sparkling chrome on and in the vehicle give this convertible the sophisticated elegance that was associated with Mercedes-Benz automobiles for decades. The output of 80 hp enables a top speed of 145 km/h, making the 220 one of the fastest cars on German roads at the time.
Between 1951 and 1955 a total of 1,278 Cabriolet A based on the 220 (W 187) were manufactured.
The vehicle presented here was completely restored by the Kienle company a few years ago. The convertible has been in the hands of its current owner for 30 years now. Under his direction, the car was continually maintained and perfected in specialist workshops. According to this data card, the current color scheme corresponds to the delivery. This Mercedes model is still one of the most elegant cars that were made entirely by hand in the 1950s. Its extremely quiet running quality promises technically what the beautiful lines would lead you to expect.
Furnishing:
Original 3-piece Baisch suitcase set, Telefunken radio, burl wood, retrofitted windshield wiper system, additional headlights, whitewall tires.
Engine:
In-line six-cylinder, 2nd 195 cm³, 80 HP (factory specifications)
- More than 30 years with one owner- Earlier complete restoration by Kienle - Regularly serviced and optimized by specialist workshopsDescription:
Mercedes-Benz presented the Type 220 at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1951. The 220 Cabriolet A was and still is considered the most beautiful model of the entire series. Lush upholstery, decorative woods in the interior and flashing chrome on and in the vehicle give this cabriolet the dignified elegance that for decades was associated with Mercedes-Benz automobiles. The 80 hp output enabled a top speed of 145 km/h, making the 220 one of the fastest cars on German roads at the time.
Between 1951 and 1955, a total of 1, 278 Cabriolet A models based on the 220 (W 187) were produced.
The vehicle presented here was completely restored a few years ago by the Kienle company. For 30 years now, the convertible has been in the hands of the current owner. Under his direction, the car has been continuously maintained and optimized in specialist workshops. According to the available data card, the current coloring corresponds to the delivery. This Mercedes model is still one of the most elegant cars that were built entirely by hand in the 1950s. Its extremely quiet running promises technically what the beautiful lines suggest.
Equipment:
Original 3-piece “Baisch” luggage set, Telefunken radio, root woods, retrofitted windscreen wiper system, additional headlights, whitewall tires.
Engine:
In-line six-cylinder, 2, 195 cm³, 80 hp (factory specification)