### Highlights and general information For sale is a Mercedes-Benz W111 220 SE/b from 1964, painted in papyrus white, with elegant leather interior. **Highlights:** - From 2nd hand, with H-registration, accident-free, registered, with current TÜV and valuation report (grade 2-) and ready to drive in a very well-kept condition - Matching numbers - Owned by the current owner since 2014 - A valuation report attests the Mercedes a condition rating of 2- (from 2021) - The following technical things were done: engine, gearbox, drive shaft, rubbers replaced, differential overhauled, oil pump, steering gear, track adjustment, valve stem seals, head gasket, chain tensioner, timing chain, and much more. - everything was recorded, invoices are available - Visually, the wood elements in particular were refurbished and the interior refurbished - Invoices and documentation of everything that has been replaced, improved and renewed are available. - The tires have a tread depth as good as new **General information about the vehicle** - Year of construction: 1964 - First registration: France, 1964 - Location: Germany - 2 vehicle owners (in possession since 2014) - TÜV until 06/24 - H-approval - Approved (German registration) - Accident-free - Fully roadworthy - With valuation report grade 2 **Model history** - The Mercedes-Benz W111 220 SE/b, produced from 1959 to 1965, represents a six-cylinder mid-range car within the W111 series. With a 2.2-liter six-cylinder engine and Bosch petrol injection, it produced 120 hp - with either a manual four-speed gearbox or optional three-speed automatic transmission. Known for its elegant design, powerful performance and pleasant handling, the 220 SE/b also achieved rally successes, including victory in the 1960 Monte-Carlo Rally.

The Mercedes-Benz W111 220 SE/b from 1964 in papyrus white with red leather interior offered here for auction presents itself overall in a very well-kept condition. The vehicle, second-hand, with H registration, is accident-free, with current TÜV and valuation report (grade 2). Since 2014, around €20,000 has been invested in the technology and appearance, making this classic car an absolute highlight for enthusiasts and collectors.