1970 Mercedes-Benz W108

Introduced at the Frankfurt Motor show in 1965, the W108 series set a new standard for mass produced luxury saloons
Designed by Paul Bracq, who is also known for designing the Mercedes Benz W113 Pagoda. He took inspiration from the W111 luxury convertibles and coupes which are often mistaken as part of the W108 series.

In 1967 to 1972 the second series of W108’s was introduced with in line 6-cylinder overhead cam engines now upgraded to 2.8 litres (M130 engine series) with the 280s fueled by two twin barrel downdraft Zenith carburetors and the 280se featuring mechanical Bosch injection. The W108 series was an amazing success known for reliability and durability and are sought after collector cars today

This Example:
This Mercedes Benz 280s 4 speed manual was built in East London South Africa and is finished in Light yellow with the tan leather upholstery which the South African examples are known for.

It is accompanied by a maintenance file with a summary of the maintenance and mileage over the last 23 years. This Mercedes Benz 280s has covered 6000km over the last 12 years when major mechanical refurbishment was completed including the cylinder head, carburetors, starter motor repairs.

This is an opportunity to buy a Mercedes Benz 280s W108 in good condition and maintenance history which is a pleasure to drive. Contact Gareth for more details