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1963→1981 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine

1963→1981 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine

1963→1981 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine

Back in 1960, three 300s – the model known popularly as the “Adenauer-Mercedes” – were customised and built to Pullman specifications; Mercedes-Benz offered this body variant as a production model for the first time in the 600 model (W 100 series) in 1963. Over the next few years, Pullman versions of the S-Class 109 and 126 series (special production versions) followed, as well as the 140 and 220 series (both standard).

In Detail

tags w100
submitted by admin
type Series Production Car
production years 1963 – 1981
built at Germany
price $ $ 24,000
engine M100 V8
position Front, Longitudinal
aspiration Natural
valvetrain SOHC
fuel feed Bosch Sequential Injection
compression 9.00:1
power 180 kw / 241.4 bhp @ 4000 rpm
bhp/weight 84.11 bhp per tonne
torque 500 nm / 368.8 ft lbs @ 2800 rpm
body / frame Unitary Steel Monocoque
driven wheels RWD
front brakes Discs
rear brakes Discs
steering Recirculating Ball w/Power Assist
f suspension Double Wishbones
r suspension Swing Axles
curb weight 2870 kg / 6328 lbs
wheelbase 3900 mm / 153.5 in
length 6240 mm / 245.7 in
width 1950 mm / 76.8 in
height 1510 mm / 59.4 in
transmission 4-Speed Automatic
top speed ~200 kph / 124.20 mph
fuel econ epa 26 L/100 km or 9.05 mpg-us
fuel capacity 112 litres or 29.57 gal.

 

Auction Sales History

 

1973 Mercedes-Benz 600 Pullman Limousine 100.012-12-002236 – sold for €133,400
This particular 600 was ordered new by the King of Senegal and is one of the last of the series, incorporating all the updates. Delivered with the optional sunroof installed, the car was kept by the King of Senegal until 1992 when it passed to Mr Peter Werger in Germany. He kept the Mercedes until 1995 before selling it to Mr Martin Voit in Germany, its owner until 2014. There are various service invoices on file from Mercedes-Benz St Ingbert, Germany relating to Mr Voit’s ownership. The current vendor has spent €22,000 on the car for various works, including an overhaul of the Hydraulics (invoices on file). Mechanically in generally very good condition, having covered only 68,000 kilometres from new, this magnificent 600 Pullman is offered with its original instruction book, German registration papers and the aforementioned invoices.
Auction Source: The Mercedes-Benz Sale 2015 by Bonhams