1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE CabrioletIntroducing this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Cabriolet, a beautifully presented example of one of Mercedes-Benz's most elegant and collectible open-top grand tourers. Finished in its factory-correct Fire Engine Red (534) over a Cognac leather interior with rich wood trim accents, this Cabriolet captures the refined craftsmanship and understated sophistication of the W128 Ponton era.Highlights:- Original California Car from New- 1 of Only 1,112 Produced- Factory Color: Fire Engine Red (534) - Leather Interior- 2.2-liter Inline-Six Engine- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Mechanical Fuel Injection- Black Convertible Soft Top- VDO Instrumentation- Chrome Bumpers with Overriders- Chrome Accents- Wood Dash- 13-Inch Wheels- BFGoodrich Silvertown TiresPowered by 2.2-liter inline-six with mechanical fuel injection, this 220SE delivers a composed and engaging driving experience paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox.  Additional equipment includes single exhaust outlet, Hella-branded fog lights, 13-inch steel wheels wrapped in BFGoodrich Silvertown whitewall tires and Mercedes-Benz hubcaps. The cabin reflects classic Mercedes craftsmanship, featuring low-back bucket seats, wood trim accents, and period-correct instrumentation. Convenience features include an analog clock, manual crank windows, driver-side rearview mirror, 2-spoke steering wheel, map pockets, glove box, Becker Mexico radio, and a fender-mounted antenna. The 220SE Cabriolet represents one of the final Mercedes-Benz models to feature extensive hand-finishing, resulting in subtle variations and craftsmanship that are increasingly rare today. This example is particularly desirable as one of only 1,112 produced worldwide.A refined open-top grand tourer from Mercedes-Benz's W128 Ponton era, this Cabriolet combines timeless design with mechanical sophistication and handcrafted detail. With elegant proportions and classic German engineering, it remains one of the most collectible Mercedes convertibles of its time. A rare opportunity to own a beautiful example of Mercedes-Benz's early postwar luxury convertibles and is mechanically sound. For $108,500