1971 Mercedesbenz 280se Silver Grey Metallic

This Silver Grey llic 1971 – 280SE 3.5 Coupe shows an odometer reading of 55,010 miles that selling dealer Coast Classics believes to be original. The S Class Coupe is described by the seller as “an absolutely exceptional example” of the W111 two-door, as it is “all stock and mostly original.” He goes on to say, “This was a low-production car, with only 4,502 units produced (3,270 coupes and 1,232 cabriolets) during its two years of production, between mber 1969 and July 1971. Fewer than 500 of these low grille V8 Coupes were sold in the U.S.” He also declares, “The combination of rarity, superb performance, and elegant styling makes the 3.5 highly collectible and desirable amongst classic car collectors, especially for – enthusiasts.”

• The Daimler- M116 E35 3.5-liter SOHC V8 is confirmed original to the car.
• Quoted output when new was 230 horsepower and 231 lb-ft of torque.
• The Daimler- four-speed automatic is also declared original.
• No weeps, leaks, or other maladies are noted for the rear-drive powertrain.
• The 280SE 3.5’s paint is said to be original.
• No body or trim issues are cited
• All interior components present well.
• and convenience items have no reported concerns.
• Steering, suspension, and brakes are without declared faults.
• The 14-inch steel wheels and their body-colored covers show no blemishing.

• The original fornia pink slip title document is included.
• All of the original books and the owner’s manual are also included.

• No needs are disclosed or apparent.

• This 1971 – 280SE 3.5 Coupe is said to be “absolutely exceptional.”
• An odometer reading of 55,010 miles is reported.
• The Silver Grey llic finish is declared original.
• A stated-original Daimler- M116 E35 3.5-liter SOHC V8 supplies power.
• Also stated-original, a Daimler- four-speed automatic is in place.
• Powertrain components are declared free of concerns.
• The interior presents well, with no needs apparent.
• Steering, brake, and suspension mechanisms are complaint free.

The selling dealer states it will provide a clean and open fornia title for the proper transfer of ownership for this vehicle.  He also declares, “This has to be one of the finest, most original surviving examples of the 1971 – 280SE 3.5.” Continuing, he says, “ y of these coupes were transformed into convertibles over the years, so it has become increasingly difficult to find unmolested examples of this highly collectible legendary – coupe.”

Please note: If the winning bidder is a fornia resident, the selling dealer is required by fornia law to register the vehicle in the buyer’s name and collect the appropriate sales tax and registration fees. Out of state buyers will have the title assigned to them but will not be charged the fornia taxes and fees.