Selling a 1966 Mercedes Benz 250SE

 

The Mercedes Benz W108 series replaced the popular fintail W111 sedans in 1965. Presenting buyers with modern styling, curved side glass, and no signs of the previous fintail design, the 1966 Mercedes Benz 250SE also offered several mechanical upgrades. In fact, 1966 marked Mercedes’ move to the new M129 engine. Acquiring a reputation for high oil consumption and valve train noise, the use of the M129 engine was short-lived. In 1967 the M129 engine, which offered 2,496cc was replaced by the M130, which boasted 2,778cc and corrected some of the complaints associated with the previous model. Despite the change, the engine in both the 1966 Mercedes 250SE and its later year models is often cited for being over-matched by the weight of the car.

 

1966 Mercedes Benz 250SE Seller’s Tips

If you own a 1966 Mercedes Benz 250SE, or any European classic, and are looking for some Seller’s Tips, you’ve come to the right place. Alex Manos and his team of classic car experts are one of the most world-renowned California classic car dealership companies. Based in Los Angles, their team is always happy to discuss your classic and to offer you top-dollar, on the spot, and in cash. They can also pick up from any location in the United States, including Alaska. In order to expedite the sale of your classic, it is best to be prepared. Do you have current photos of your classic? Do you have documentation regarding previous owners, maintenance, or restoration history? When is the last time you had the car inspected by a third-party? The answers to some of these questions will not only help determine the value of your classic Mercedes, but can move the process along quickly and efficiently.

 

To learn more about Alex Manos or to discuss other Seller’s Guide tips, please do not hesitate to contact their team today at 877-912-0007. They look forward to hearing from you and to making you a great offer on your 1966 Mercedes Ben 250SE. Connect today!

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