Body Work: 2 Chrome/Plastics/Trim: 2 Glass: 3 Paint: 1 Wheels/tyres: 2 Door shut: 4 Door Gap: 3 Dashboard/Door cards/Carpets: 3 Headlining: 3 Seats: 3 Trim: 2-3 Mechanical components: 2 Running: 3 Starting: 3 Under Bonnet: 3 Underneath: 2-3 Brakes: 2 Gearbox/Clutch: 2 Suspension: 2 Ancillary components: 2 Main components: 2 A very original example of this 1960s classic Mercedes. Just out of long-term storage. Structurally in sound order with no obvious rust issues. Paint is crazed and peeling in places. Chrome work is dull and partly pitted. Wheels and tyres will need refurbishment. Interior grubby and marked but essentially in acceptable condition. Carpets faded and worn. Evidence of rust on inner wings and floor pans. Underneath coated in a mixture of old engine oil and wax oil. Straight panels, doors, boot lid and bonnet shut sufficiently. Right hand drive. With soft top. The engine and body have matching numbers

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