1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 Sc

["Make: Mercedes-Benz", "Model: 300 SC", "Color: White", "Interior Color: Blue", "241, Gullwing Motor Cars, , , , Used, Exceptionally Rare 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 SC Cabriolet A: One of 49 Produced This 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300 SC Cabriolet A is an exceptionally rare car as one of only 49 examples ever produced. A matching numbers example retaining its original engine. White with a blue leather interior, an extremely original car that requires sympathetic cosmetic restoration and front-end repair. The engine work has already been done, and the car is mechanically excellent, with a strong-running motor. The previous owner discovered and purchased the car approximately 15 years ago and completely went through it mechanically to prepare it for tours and events. The plan was to keep it as an original, well-preserved, driver-quality survivor. Now, here's your chance to own one of the lowest-production cars ever made by Mercedes-Benz. A unique and exciting opportunity for any collector or enthusiast. In 1955, Mercedes-Benz elevated its classically styled and meticulously handcrafted 300S models with advanced technology derived from the legendary 300SL. Most significant was a 173-horsepower, 3.0-liter inline-six equipped with Bosch mechanical fuel injection, paired with a low-pivot swing-axle rear suspension. The resulting 300 Sc represented the ultimate evolution of the exclusive 300, seamlessly blending cutting-edge performance with exceptional luxury in the finest Mercedes-Benz tradition. Powerful, exceptionally rare, and constructed to exacting standards, the 300 Sc is a remarkable showcase of the marque s engineering and craftsmanship. Few automobiles of its era could match its combination of quality, sophistication, and refinement. One of Mercedes-Benz s most distinguished automobiles of the 1950s.Chassis no: 188.013 6500115Engine no: 199.980 6500114Body no: 188.013 6500055White - DB050 Blue leather - 333 Exceptionally rare 300SC Cabriolet A, one of only 49 built Retaining its original matching numbers engine Mechanically excellent Highly original example and overall well-preserved survivor One of Mercedes-Benz s rarest production cars The pinnacle of the Mercedes-Benz range in the mid-1950sPrice: $389,500 "]