Introduced at the 1965 Frankfort Auto Show, the W108-platform Mercedes-Benz initially included the 250S, 250SE, and 300SE. The production 300SE and 300SEL first utilized the 3.0 inline six, built for limousines, but by 1971 could be purchased with the larger, more powerful, 4.5 V8. Of the nearly 400,000 M108 cars built, only 2,533 300SEL sedans would have the 4.5 as seen here. This Pewter sedan is finished with a black leather bucket seat interior equipped with a sunroof, rear defrost, Becker AM/FM radio, air conditioning, power windows and locks. The condition is as anticipated on a vintage Mercedes and with minimal flaws or issues. Very well detailed in every area, this low-production 300SEL is a magnificent luxury car to be admired.