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1970' Mercedes-Benz 280
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£72,500Published 18 December 2022ID: A4R8vw
Expired
2 years ago
2 years ago
Information from the owner
Body: Coupe
Age: 52 years
Interior: Air Conditioning
Seller's comments about 1970' Mercedes-Benz 280
- "Big fin" flat cooler coupé - most powerful W111
- 3. 5 Liter V8 engine and 200 hp
- Good general condition
- Historically registered in Germany since 2017
- Steering column automatic
- Leather seats
Vehicle history:
In 1970 this beautiful flat radiator coupe was first registered. It did not have the complex air conditioning system from the factory. Today an advantage, one does not have to worry about the maintenance of this. The current owner acquired the beautiful car in 2017 and drove it regularly as a nice addition to his other vehicles. Maintenance and work such as a new steering box have been done recently. The Mercedes is ready to go right out of the box.
In 1967, Mercedes brought out a new 2. 8-liter engine. Accordingly, the new W 111/ C was now called 280 SE Coupé. Another facelift, also recognizable from the outside, was given to the W111 from 1969 with the introduction of the 3. 5-liter V8 engine with 200 hp, when the front end got a flatter hood and a lower radiator grille. The models were consequently distinguished from then on by the unofficial designations "high cooler" and "flat cooler."
- 3. 5 Liter V8 engine and 200 hp
- Good general condition
- Historically registered in Germany since 2017
- Steering column automatic
- Leather seats
Vehicle history:
In 1970 this beautiful flat radiator coupe was first registered. It did not have the complex air conditioning system from the factory. Today an advantage, one does not have to worry about the maintenance of this. The current owner acquired the beautiful car in 2017 and drove it regularly as a nice addition to his other vehicles. Maintenance and work such as a new steering box have been done recently. The Mercedes is ready to go right out of the box.
In 1967, Mercedes brought out a new 2. 8-liter engine. Accordingly, the new W 111/ C was now called 280 SE Coupé. Another facelift, also recognizable from the outside, was given to the W111 from 1969 with the introduction of the 3. 5-liter V8 engine with 200 hp, when the front end got a flatter hood and a lower radiator grille. The models were consequently distinguished from then on by the unofficial designations "high cooler" and "flat cooler."
