1964 Mercedes Benz 190D Heckflosse W110 Exceptional Example !!! Collector Car !!

1964 Mercedes-Benz 190-Series 190D Description

1964 Mercedes Benz 190D
Heckflosse Model W110
Showing 41,828 miles
Very strong running and driving example of one the most utilitarian vehicles ever built by Mercedes Benz.
These 80 hp diesels were known for their fuel efficiency, comfort, extreme durability and a large trunk, because of these attributes they were used primarily as taxicabs throughout Northern Europe.
These diesel motors were literally built to run forever with extensive testing of this model in Africa and Europe and at a average of 35 MPG.
Known for their chrome trim "fins" on there rear quarters, these cars are very appealing and collectible to the true Mercedes Benz purist.
I discovered this particular vehicle in Texas, and it has been in my personal collection for a few years, where it was only driven on fair weather days.
It has been garaged and covered at all times while not in use by myself and the previous long time owner.
The gray exterior finish has an excellent shine and has benefited from a quality respray approximately 15 years ago.
Bright-work is very good condition all around and original Securit glass was removed and gaskets replaced at the time of respray.
Painted stainless steel hubcaps look fantastic with whitewall Dayton tires.
Red interior shows beautifully and is well accented by period correct coco-mats.
Engine bay has been restored to a high level and shows beautifully.
Undercarriage is very clean and original.
All of the engines, belts, hoses, and fluids were changed within the past year.
Runs and drives strong and the manual 3 speed transmission shifts smooth.
All electrical lights and blinkers function 100%.
This is a very rare car to find in this condition !!!
You will be extremely hard pressed to find a W190D like this one !!!
Located in Central NJ 07753.
Perspective buyers are encouraged to come see and inspect the vehicle at my facility.
Contact Dean at 848-459-7776.
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