Wiking 014604 H0 Car Mercedes Benz 250 SE Coupé, nerz-metallic

The body's dark-gray metallic structure changes in light – the sporty elegance of this Mercedes-Benz coupe does not fail to see the effect of the viewer. This is because the body line is a testament to the representative yet dynamic character that the buyer once demanded from his Mercedes-Benz. The 250 SE Coupé model with 150 hp was presented as early as 1965, which was replaced in 1967 by the new 160 hp 2.8 liter engine. Mercedes-Benz had thus brought the S-Class of those years into the coveted coupe shape. The then strong sports car with the limousine ambience was the typical entrepreneurial vehicle for all those who were willing to show their won prosperity. Today, the 250 SE Coupé, like its series-like model siblings, is one of the value-resistant classics that have long since been at home under California's sun.

Chassis in nerz-greyz-metallic. Chassis as well as radiator grille painted silver. Red interior and transparent spotlight. Wheel gray painted with silver Mercedes-Benz star. Silver-plated window borders, door handles and middle decorative strip. Car boot lid with Mercedes-Benz star and "250 SE" silver color plates. Tail lights are designed in red by hand painting.

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