In 1961 the 220 SEb/C was introduced, a two-door coupe built on the chassis of a sedan, making it a full-fledged four-seater car. Although the sedans, coupes, and convertibles had many similarities in appearance, the coupe and convertible models required four times as many parts to be made by hand than the sedans. They were therefore almost twice as expensive. This Mercedes 220 Coupé has an elegant and classic appearance. Only about 14,000 of this type were built. It is in a running condition. The exterior has some imperfections. The interior generally looks pretty neat. Currently the fuel gauge is not working. The front bumper is original, but the rear bumper is a replica. Various documentation comes with the car. The complete history is present, as well as the original car card. The engine is matching. The box has had an overhaul, as well as the steering box, alternator, starter motor and radiator. A new exhaust has been installed and the fuel lines and steering knuckle are new. It is exempt from road tax and MOT. To get a good idea of the car, we advise you to come to one of the viewing days.