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1986 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL

1986 · 155.000 km · Feldkirchen an der Donau, Oostenrijk · via Classic Trader

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Gegevens

MerkMercedes-Benz
ModelS-Klasse 300 SEL
Bouwjaar1986
Kilometerstand155.000 km
TransmissieAutomaat
BrandstofBenzine
CarrosserieSedan
KleurBruin
Motor2962 cc, 6 cilinders
Vermogen188 pk
LocatieFeldkirchen an der Donau, Oostenrijk
VerkoperSammlung SONDERKLASSE (veiling)
BronClassic Trader
ChassisnummerWDB1260251A294760
generationW 126
selling_methodclassified_ad_sale
subtitle1986 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL · impala-metallic · 155.000 km · Automatic · No reserve
photos50
Op Oudjes.xyz sinds5 oktober 2026
Laatst gezien5 oktober 2026, 18:16

Beschrijving

Sammlung Sonderklasse - Auction

Lot 045: 1986 Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL

Vehicle description

UNUSUAL COLOR COMBINATION

MANY OPTIONS, INCLUDING AIR CONDITIONER

ONLY TWO REGISTERED OWNERS TO DATE

ODOMETER READS ONLY 155,799 KILOMETERS

Technical details

Year: 1986

Chassis N°: WDB1260251A294760

Engine N°: 103.981-12-023535

Production N°: 6574799

Paint: 441 IMPALA BROWN METALLIC

Interior: 976 VELOURS FIR GREEN

Options

211 AUTOMATIC LIMITED SLIP DIFFERENTIAL (ASD)

221 LEFT FRONT SEAT, ELECTRICALLY ADJUSTABLE

228 AUXILIARY HEATER

240 OUTSIDE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR

260 ELIMINATION OF MODEL DESIGNATION ON REAR LID

420 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, FLOOR SHIFT

444 TEMPOMAT (CRUISE CONTROL) AND AIRBAG

452 TWO-TONE HORN

470 ANTI-LOCK BRAKING SYSTEM (ABS)

506 OUTSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR, LEFT AND RIGHT, HEATED (ELECTRICALLY ADJUSTABLE ON THE RIGHT)

586 BEHR AIR CONDITIONER AND ELECTRIC WINDOW LIFTERS (FRONT DOORS)

592 HEAT-INSULATING GLASS, ALL-AROUND, HEATED REAR WINDOW PANE (LAMINATED GLASS), DOMESTIC

603 HEADLAMP WIPER/WASHER AND OIL FOR REAR AXLE WITH LIMITED-SLIP DIFFERENTIAL, IN CANISTERS AND CONTAINERS

630 ECE-WARNING TRIANGLE

640 ALUMINIUM DISC WHEELS WITH RADIAL PLY-TIRES

731 WOOD TRIM, BURRED WALNUT ROOT

877 READING LAMP IN THE REAR

Provenance

11/11/1986 FA. GOLDMANN GES.M.B.H., TULLN, AT

05/10/2017 ING. ALOIS ALTENSTRASSER, ALKHOVEN, AT

Documents

AUSTRIAN TYPENSCHEIN (1986)

About the model line

W 126

In 1975, Bruno Sacco succeeded Friedrich Geiger as head of Mercedes-Benz Styling. His mentor had taken his leave with the „Car of the Year,“ and by the end of the 1970s it was time to replace it. The task involved nothing less than the flagship of the marque itself: the S-Class.

Where its predecessor had redefined automotive safety, the new generation would add a different priority: efficiency. The oil crisis had left a lasting mark, shattering faith in unlimited growth and inexhaustible resources. Weight had to be reduced, aerodynamic drag minimised and, ultimately, fuel consumption lowered. Even in the luxury-car segment, common sense had suddenly become respectable.

When it came to styling, Bruno Sacco deliberately avoided every trace of gimmickry. Clean lines, expansive glass areas and an elegance that never sought to impress, but instead appeared effortlessly natural. Sacco would later formulate his famous design philosophy that no new Mercedes should ever make its predecessor look obsolete. Few model series embodied his principle of „vertical affinity“ more perfectly than the W 126.

Beneath the elegant bodywork, Mercedes continued along the path it had already chosen. Weight reduction became the order of the day. High-strength steels, aluminium and a structure refined down to the smallest detail shed around 100 kilograms. At the same time, aerodynamic efficiency improved dramatically. With a drag coefficient of just 0.36, the new S-Class ranked among the most aerodynamic luxury saloons of its era. ABS was now standard equipment, or at the very least available across virtually the entire range. During the model’s production run, the driver’s airbag and seat-belt pretensioners also made their debut here, alongside ASR, ASD and a host of electronic assistance systems that would not become commonplace elsewhere until many years later.

The engines reflected the changing times as well. Large-displacement V8s remained the benchmark, but economical six-cylinder models were now an equally important part of the range. After the first series, carburettors quietly disappeared into history. Electronic fuel injection, overrun fuel cut-off and electronically controlled idle speed had become the new order of the day. The 1985 facelift introduced an entirely new generation of lightweight aluminium V8 engines, crowned by the magnificent 560 SEL. Five and a half litres of displacement, up to 300 horsepower and performance that only a few years earlier would have done justice to a thoroughbred sports car. Yet the S-Class remained true to its character. Acceleration was never its defining virtue; effortless authority was. Travelling more serenely was scarcely possible.

Customers embraced the new S-Class with enthusiasm. Statesmen, business leaders, industrialists and diplomats appreciated it just as much as discerning taxi operators. Few luxury saloons defined the streetscape of the 1980s more completely. By the end of production in 1991, almost 900,000 saloons had been built, making the W 126 the best-selling S-Class generation to this day and one of the most successful luxury automobiles ever produced.

The W 126 was not a revolution. Nor did it need to be. Instead, it perfected everything Mercedes-Benz had spent decades refining: safety, quality, comfort and technical excellence. That is precisely why, for many enthusiasts, it remains the definitive S-Class – an automobile that never had to draw attention to itself because it simply did everything a little better.

Auction information

Auction: 07 November 2026, 14:00

Auction house: Humer Granner & Co

Starting price: 4,000 EUR

Reserve: No reserve

Viewing: 05. November 2026 10:00 – 18:00, 06. November 2026 09:00 – 18:00, 07. November 2026 ab 09:00

Location: Gewerbeparkstraße 17, 4101 Feldkirchen an der Donau, AT

Bidding: In person · Online live · Telephone · Written bid

Auction registration: Schriftliches Kaufangebot, Als Telefonbieter, Online - live

Contact: Wolfgang Humer, +43 650 7262524 / Reinhard Granner, +43 699 17127272

About the auction

This Mercedes-Benz is part of the Sammlung Sonderklasse, one of the largest private Mercedes-Benz collections in Europe. The entire collection will be auctioned from 5 to 7 November 2026 in Feldkirchen an der Donau, Austria. All 83 cars are offered without reserve.

The collection also includes around 1,000 automobilia items and several fully furnished rooms, which will be auctioned on 6 and 7 November by Ni-Cola Classics. Please note that if you want to bid on automobilia, you must register in advance at nicola-ac.de. You can also view all lots at https://auction.nicola-ac.de/

The car auction starts on Saturday 7 November at 14:00, and you can bid in person or online. The cars can be viewed on Thursday 5 November from 10:00 to 18:00. Please note that if you want to bid on this car, you must register in advance with Humer Granner at https://hg.auction/auktionen/auktion-november-2026/.

You can order the catalogue at metropole-auction.com. It also serves as your admission ticket for two people. The catalogue does not replace registration with the auction house.

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