Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet Sans réserve VéhiculesVoitures de collection

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Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet Sans réserve Constructeur : Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet Modèle : Sans réserve Carte Grise : Titre de circulation allemand N° Chassis : Châssis n° 11102310086540 Moteur n° 12998010007905 - Vendue neuve en Allemagne - Moteur d’origine - Importants travaux de restauration - Sans réserve   Ainsi que le confirme son certificat d’authenticité Mercedes-Benz, cet élégant cabriolet 250 SE est sorti d’usine le 21 juillet 1966 et fut livré à la succursale Mercedes d’Aix-la-Chapelle, en Allemagne. De teinte beige avec intérieur cognac, elle disposait de sièges individuels en option ainsi que d’un autoradio Becker Europa. C’est en 2009 que Guido Hommel en a fait l’acquisition afin de compléter sa gamme de cabriolets. La voiture a ensuite bénéficié d’une restauration de la carrosserie qui a reçu une peinture complète dans son actuelle et très seyante teinte. Les alignements sont bons et l’examen des soubassements révèle une voiture parfaitement saine. La sellerie en cuir beige a été refaite, tout comme la capote noire qui est en parfait état. Le moteur est celui d’origine, matching numbers, associé à une boîte manuelle à 4 rapports, et l’ensemble est en bon état de fonctionnement. Derrière le volant, la superbe planche de bord comporte un autoradio Becker Mexico, et les passagers avant bénéficient d’appui-têtes et de ceintures de sécurité. Le compteur affiche 90 370 km et l’on note la présence d’un Tripmaster sous le tableau de bord. Avec sa teinte chaleureuse, sa présentation soignée et sa mécanique prête à prendre la route, ce superbe exemplaire expertisé en 2024 attirera l’attention des amateurs souhaitant rouler à bord d‘une automobile confortable et toujours très à l’aise dans la circulation actuelle. German title Chassis no. 11102310086540 Engine no. 12998010007905 - Sold new in Germany - Original engine - Extensive restoration work - No reserve   1966 Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet   As its certificate of authenticity from Mercedes-Benz confirms, this elegant 250 SE Cabriolet left the factory on 21 July 1966 and was delivered to the Mercedes dealership at Aachen in Germany. Finished in beige with a cognac interior, it was fitted with the optional individual front seats and a Becker Europa radio. In 2009, Guido Hommel bought it to add to his collection of cabriolets. The car subsequently underwent a bodywork restoration and was completely repainted in its current and very attractive colour. The panels are well aligned and an inspection of the underbody showed the car to be totally sound. The beige leather upholstery has been redone, as has the black hood, which is in perfect condition. The engine is the original matching numbers unit, mated to a four-speed manual gearbox, and the car is in good running order. Behind the wheel, the superb dashboard features a Becker Mexico radio, and the front seats are equipped with headrests and safety belts. The odometer is reading 90,370km and a Tripmaster has been fitted under the dashboard. With its warm colour, immaculate presentation and engine ready to be fired up, this superb example, which was the subject of a valuation report in 2024, is sure to attract the attention of enthusiasts looking to drive a comfortable car which will always be at ease in today’s traffic. Photos © Peter Singhof 1966 Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet No reserve Constructeur : 1966 Mercedes-Benz 250 SE Cabriolet Modèle : No reserve Carte Grise : German title N° Chassis : Chassis no. 11102310086540 Engine no. 12998010007905 - Sold new in Germany - Original engine - Extensive restoration work - No reserve   As its certificate of authenticity from Mercedes-Benz confirms, this elegant 250 SE Cabriolet left the factory on 21 July 1966 and was delivered to the Mercedes dealership at Aachen in Germany. Finished in beige with a cognac interior, it was fitted with the optional individual front seats and a Becker Europa radio. In 2009, Guido Hommel bought it to add to his collection of cabriolets. The car subsequently underwent a bodywork restoration and was completely repainted in its current and very attractive colour. The panels are well aligned and an inspection of the underbody showed the car to be totally sound. The beige leather upholstery has been redone, as has the black hood, which is in perfect condition. The engine is the original matching numbers unit, mated to a four-speed manual gearbox, and the car is in good running order. Behind the wheel, the superb dashboard features a Becker Mexico radio, and the front seats are equipped with headrests and safety belts. The odometer is reading 90,370km and a Tripmaster has been fitted under the dashboard. With its warm colour, immaculate presentation and engine ready to be fired up, this superb example, which was the subject of a valuation report in 2024, is sure to attract the attention of enthusiasts looking to drive a comfortable car which will always be at ease in today’s traffic. Photos © Peter Singhof

90 370 km · manuelle