Mercedes-Benz 220 SE Ponton Convertible
195 220 € (brutto)
Preis
195 220 € (brutto)
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831 891 zł (brutto)
Dane techniczne
Stan
Informacje:
Pojazd jest uznawany za „bezwypadkowy”, gdy sprzedawca może dostarczyć wiążące zapewnienie potwierdzające, że pojazd nigdy nie uległ żadnemu (poważnemu) uszkodzeniu ani wypadkowi.Bezwypadkowy, Używany
KategoriaCabrio
Pierwsza rejestracja07/1960
Skrzynia biegówRęczna skrzynia biegów
PaliwoBenzyna
Przebieg0 km
Moc85 kW (116 KM)
Pojemność2 195 cm3
Liczba miejsc4
Liczba drzwi2/3
KolorSrebrny Metalic
Stan pojazduPojazd używany, Bezwypadkowy
Informacje:
Pojazdy uszkodzone to takie, które mają nienaprawione istotne uszkodzenia, powstałe np. w wyniku wypadku drogowego, pożaru, gradu, zalania, awarii silnika lub skrzyni biegów. Do tej kategorii nie zalicza się: 1.) pojazdów wykazujących normalne oznaki zużycia; 2.) pojazdów z drobnymi usterkami; 3.) pojazdów, które uległy uszkodzeniu w wyniku wypadku, ale zostały naprawione. Natomiast pojazd można uznać za bezwypadkowy tylko wtedy, gdy nigdy nie uległ poważnym uszkodzeniom w wyniku wypadku. Pod pojęciem „poważne uszkodzenia” rozumie się wszystkie uszkodzenia, których nie można określić jako drobne (np. zarysowanie lakieru). Pojazdu nie można określić jako bezwypadkowy również w przypadku, gdy uszkodzenie zostało odpowiednio naprawione. Natomiast kategoria „zdolny do jazdy” oznacza, że pojazd jest w stanie technicznym pozwalającym na jazdę (bez uszkodzeń silnika itp.). Kategoria ta nie uwzględnia kwestii bezpieczeństwa ruchu ani innych aspektów zdolności do jazdy.KategoriaKabriolet / Roadster
DostępnośćTeraz
PochodzenieWersja niemiecka
AntriebsartSilnik spalinowy
Wyposażenie wnętrzaWszystko ze skóry, Czarny
Wyposażenie
Arm rest
Radioodbiornik
Spare tyre
Summer tyres
Opis pojazdu
Description:
"The nicest 220SE i've ever seen" Thats the statment from Swedish historical automotive inspector upon inspecting this lovley 220. And it would be wierd if it was anything else as this might be the nicest 220 still in existance.
In the early 50's Mercedes was proberbly not in the best of states and the company knew that it needed to start over and reinvent the company in order to survive. This ment a new series of cars. The first car in the new lineup came to be known as "the Adenauer", a large car that was to rival the likes of Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The SL variants were to be the sporty cars and then this... "the Ponton" series of cars that were the s-class of the 50's.
The Ponton were built in both two and four door configuartion and with diffrent engine options. This beeing the top one. The 220SE Convertible. A large convertible with room for four and a 2,2L straight six engine. The exterior of this car is a symphoni in 50's luxury in a two tone silver suit. The lower part in dark silver and the upper in a lighter shade with a beautiful chrome trimline in between. All exterior details are in chrome, the bumpers, grille and wheels all on display in polished chrome. As it should be.
The large door opens up to a black leather interior with dark wood inlays in the doors and dashboard. Details in chrome, just like the outside. Every detail and part of this interior gives of a mecanical, handbuild and tactile feel. The large ivory steeringwheel gives a light contrast and just behind, a 4 speed manual gearbox. The dashboard is simple yet luxurious with horizontal dails and in the middle a beautiful small clock. it all feels like art.
The car has gone through a complete restaration and has been inspected and graded by Classic Data. A German company that specializes in inspecting classic cars. A certificate from Classic Data says alot about the car as they go through every detail and then sum it all up in a document with a grade of how well the car has been built. the best score you can get is a 1. Thats for an unrestored, perfect untouched car that looks to just been driven of the assembley line. This example got a 1- with the only mark against it beening that it has been restored.
This car is perfect. It makes you want to put on a large hat hand gracfully coast through country lanes with the wind playing with your scarf.
"The nicest 220SE i've ever seen" Thats the statment from Swedish historical automotive inspector upon inspecting this lovley 220. And it would be wierd if it was anything else as this might be the nicest 220 still in existance.
In the early 50's Mercedes was proberbly not in the best of states and the company knew that it needed to start over and reinvent the company in order to survive. This ment a new series of cars. The first car in the new lineup came to be known as "the Adenauer", a large car that was to rival the likes of Rolls-Royce and Bentley. The SL variants were to be the sporty cars and then this... "the Ponton" series of cars that were the s-class of the 50's.
The Ponton were built in both two and four door configuartion and with diffrent engine options. This beeing the top one. The 220SE Convertible. A large convertible with room for four and a 2,2L straight six engine. The exterior of this car is a symphoni in 50's luxury in a two tone silver suit. The lower part in dark silver and the upper in a lighter shade with a beautiful chrome trimline in between. All exterior details are in chrome, the bumpers, grille and wheels all on display in polished chrome. As it should be.
The large door opens up to a black leather interior with dark wood inlays in the doors and dashboard. Details in chrome, just like the outside. Every detail and part of this interior gives of a mecanical, handbuild and tactile feel. The large ivory steeringwheel gives a light contrast and just behind, a 4 speed manual gearbox. The dashboard is simple yet luxurious with horizontal dails and in the middle a beautiful small clock. it all feels like art.
The car has gone through a complete restaration and has been inspected and graded by Classic Data. A German company that specializes in inspecting classic cars. A certificate from Classic Data says alot about the car as they go through every detail and then sum it all up in a document with a grade of how well the car has been built. the best score you can get is a 1. Thats for an unrestored, perfect untouched car that looks to just been driven of the assembley line. This example got a 1- with the only mark against it beening that it has been restored.
This car is perfect. It makes you want to put on a large hat hand gracfully coast through country lanes with the wind playing with your scarf.
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195 220 € (brutto)