1966 Mercedes-Benz 600

A short-wheelbase variant, the car is finished in black over Anthracite leather and blue velour and features a glass dividing partition and a rear bar compartment. Power is provided by a 6. 3-liter M100 V8 paired with a four-speed automatic transmission, and additional equipment includes self-leveling air suspension, hydraulically powered windows, separate front and rear air-conditioning systems, a power-reclining rear seat, and rear privacy curtains. Service within the last year included the replacement of the air pressure regulator, a brake system refresh, window switch repairs, fluid changes, and a tune-up. The W100 600 was introduced in 1963 and served as Mercedes-Benz’s top-of-the-line offering until 1981. Steel 15” wheels wear two-piece chrome covers with body-color centers and are mounted with Michelin XW4 whitewall tires. Lighting includes European-market headlamps with single-piece glass covers and bumper-mounted foglamps, while side markers are absent. A flag holder is mounted on the passenger side of the front bumper. The cabin is divided by a glass partition that can be raised or lowered hydraulically. The rear compartment is trimmed in blue velour with matching door panels and features a burl wood-accented bar compartment with matching pullout trays for the rear passengers.