Mercedes-Benz W111 220 SEb (1963)

Mercedes-Benz W111 Coupé 220 SEb 1963

Year of production: 1963
Body type: 2-door coupé, monocoque
Engine: In-line 6-cylinder, 2195 cm³, petrol (M127 II)
Cylinder layout: in-line six-cylinder
Maximum power: 120 HP (88 kW) at 4800 rpm
Torque: 186 Nm at 3000 rpm
Fuel: Bosch fuel injection (mechanical)
Gearbox: Manual, 4-speed
Drive: Rear-wheel drive (RWD)
Front suspension: Independent, McPherson struts
Rear suspension: Double wishbone oscillating axle
Brakes: Front discs, Rear drums Rear
Length: 4880 mm
Wheelbase: 2750 mm
Current weight: approx. 1435 kg
Exterior color: Graphite gray (matches the factory "Datenkarta")
Interior color: Dark red, leather (also matches the "Datenkarta")
Interior trim: Original high-gloss wood – elegant inlays on the dashboard, doors, and console

This 1963 example was originally sold in Italy, where it was used for several decades. The current owner has a document listing all Italian owners.

In 2016, a multi-stage restoration process began, in accordance with factory specifications, covering the drivetrain, bodywork, and interior. All mechanisms and components were restored, including those not visible to the naked eye.

All work was performed using original technologies, components, and materials. Particular attention was paid to the fit and finish of all interior components, including the authentic wood veneer, which emphasizes the car's exclusive character.

This historic vehicle is ready to be driven and displayed.

Registration: as a historic vehicle in Poland
Compatibility: confirmed by the original Mercedes "Date Card"
Technical and visual condition: factory-fresh, ideal for shows, elegance contests, and recreational driving.

A Classy Investment – ​​the Mercedes W111 Coupé as an Investment

W111 series coupés are currently among the most sought-after classic cars in the European and American markets. Their combination of luxury, reliability, elegance, and rarity makes them not only desirable to collectors but also a sound investment.

Versions in factory-fresh condition, with full documentation and original equipment – ​​like the one presented here – are achieving increasingly higher prices at classic car auctions and are eagerly displayed at prestigious automotive events. Currently, this is the only example of its kind in Poland – crafted with such meticulous care.

Prices for a 1963 Mercedes W111 Coupé in perfect condition:

At auctions and private sales, prices can reach €100,000–150,000, and in exceptional cases even more. Of course, only for cars in very good, original condition with a documented history. Such prices are not achieved by restored cars that deviate from the original specifications (and unfortunately, there are many such cars on the market).

What influences the price?

Original condition – a very professional, original restoration.
Vehicle history – documented mileage, known previous owners, service history.
Equipment and version – e.g., color scheme (body and interior, first production run, engine).
Country of origin – European cars often have a higher value.