Call/Text: 443-300-8745
Location: Switzerland
Odometer: 0 km
Engine: 2.2L 6-cylinder
Transmission: Manual
Exterior Color: Two-Tone Blue
Interior Color: Grey
Air Conditioning: No
Fuel Type: Gas/Petrol
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This 1939 Mercedes-Benz 230 Cabrio B is a Type W153 cabriolet finished in two-tone blue over grey leather with a canvas top, and is now offered by Open Air Imports in Muhen, Switzerland, with a four-photo gallery. The seller does not state a kilometre reading for the car.
The seller reports that the car was delivered to the German Wehrmacht and survived the turmoil of war. An American officer brought it to the USA as 'war booty', where the car changed hands twice more before returning to Germany. There it was mechanically restored and sold to Switzerland in 2003. It was then repainted and the interior was renewed.
The seller describes the convertible as being in excellent condition and showing hardly any signs of wear, and states that it will be given a new MFK inspection upon sale. Swiss papers accompany the car.
The Type W153 was built from 1939 to 1943 and was the first vehicle with an all-steel body from Mercedes. Four body variants were offered and a total of 4,210 units were built, and the seller notes that only a few of the Cabriolet B have therefore survived.
