Rare opportunity: 1964 Mercedes-Benz 600 (W100) SWB – Right-hand drive – early chassis number
This exceptional example of the legendary "Grosser Mercedes" was first registered on 01 December 1964 and is among the earliest surviving right-hand drive models, featuring the rare short wheelbase (SWB) configuration.
Chassis number confirms its identity as an early production car. Only 2,677 SWB saloons were ever built worldwide, making this a highly collectible and historically significant vehicle.
The car underwent a complete professional restoration in 2012, with a focus on preserving originality and mechanical integrity.

Finished in elegant light grey leather, this 600 presents with just 53,585 km on the odometer. It is fully roadworthy and comes with valid technical inspection (TÜV).

Highlights include:
• M100 6.3-litre V8 engine with 240 hp
• 4-speed automatic transmission
• Central hydraulic system for windows, boot, seats and doors
• Hydropneumatic suspension
• Original right-hand drive configuration

Located in Kolbermoor, Germany, viewings are welcome by appointment.
Worldwide export can be arranged – buyers from the UK, Japan or Australia especially welcome.