1956' Mercedes-Benz 300SC

- Matching numbers - With sunroof - Original suitcase set - Only 98 coupés were builtDescription:
The Mercedes 300 S, from 1956 300 SC, is a coupé that was derived from the Mercedes 300 (Adenauer). In 1951 the car was presented to the public at the Salon de l'Automobile in Paris. The car, known internally as W188, was the most expensive model in the Mercedes range at the time and rarer than the famous Mercedes 300SL (Gullwing)! From 1956 the 300 SC was produced with complex direct injection. There was also more chrome trim.
According to the original data card, this 300 SC Coupé was delivered to Düsseldorf in 1956. At the end of the 1970s the car was sold to a Mercedes agency in the USA. The coupé was extensively restored in the 1980s and won the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) First National Prize in 1988. The car has a very rare steel sunroof, the original suitcase set, fog lights and a Becker radio. The 300 SC is delivered with a fresh inspection, new HU and H license plate.
- Matching numbers- With Sunroof- Original suitcase set- Only 98 Coupés were producedDiscription:

The Mercedes 300 S, from 1956 called 300 SC, is a coupé derived from the Mercedes 300 (Adenauer). In 1951 the car was presented to the public at the Salon de l'Automobile in Paris. The car, internally designated W188, was the most expensive model in the Mercedes program at the time and rarer than the famous Mercedes 300SL (Gullwing)! From 1956 the 300 SC was produced with a complex direct injection. There was also more chrome trim.
This 300 SC Coupé was delivered in 1956 to a client in Düsseldorf. After, it was sold to a Mercedes agency in the USA in the late 1970s. It was extensively restored in the 1980s and won the First National Prize from the AACA (Antique Automobile Club of America) in 1988. The car has a very rare steel sunroof, the original luggage set, fog lights and a Becker radio. The 300 SC is delivered with a fresh inspection, new HU and H license plate. Matching Numbers!