1935 Mercedes Model 200 - $23,500 (Washington DC)

[63RedBrier]

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Not mine, but I work in DC if this is something on your radar...

1935 Mercedes Model 200 - $23,500 (Washington)

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make / manufacturer: Mercedes
model name / number: Model 200

Hard to find 1935 Mercedes Model 200 long base saloon. I believe you can count on one hand how many are in the United States. Has been garage kept for over 20 years (and not started since it was parked). Restoration project that never happened. Speedometer shows 60,665 KM. FYI: Purchased by the original purchaser in the U.S.

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post id: 7453220484

 

posted: 5 days ago

 

updated: about 2 hours ago

 

[JamesR]

Incredible. Thanks for posting!

[bryankazmer]

You could be in a lot of WWII movies

[TAKerry]

Thats a cool car, I can only imagine how hard (or expensive) it would be to restore. When I owned my 190SL I thought that MB had a good supply of NOS parts for the right price of course. I wonder how hard parts for this are to come by.

[alsancle]

Parts for any post war MB are plentiful.   Prewar not so much.   These are neat little cars and I believe it has MB's swing rear axle.

[daniel boeve]

I just sold exactly the same car about 6 weeks ago .Sold a to a french company that will produce a WW2 movie .They said its easier to buy it than to rent it for a long time and also they mount cameras and things on those cars and that causes sometimes a little damage and complaints and they all like to avoid that .Usually they sell the car when the movie is done .