1967 Mercedes-Benz 600 SWB Limousine: Original Unrestored Survivor

Introduced in 1964 as the flagship of the marque, the Mercedes-Benz 600 represented the very best of the company’s engineering, luxury, and technology. Heads of state, royalty, and celebrities chose it, and just 2,677 examples were built between 1964 and 1981. Only 48 came to the United States for the 1967 model year, which makes this standard-wheelbase Limousine a rare find. Finished in Royal Blue over Blue leather with genuine burled hardwood throughout, it has never been restored. Its paint, upholstery, wood, chrome, and stainless all remain largely original. If you value authenticity over a fresh restoration, this 600 offers an exceptional chance to own Mercedes-Benz’s most ambitious production automobile as it left the era.

Engine & Transmission

6.3-liter V8
Automatic transmission
Sound driving condition
Not fully recommissioned

Exterior

Royal Blue finish, largely original
Chrome and stainless trim in very nice condition
Glass and lighting in excellent condition
Hydraulic trunk opening and closing

Interior

Blue leather upholstery, original, with nice aged character
Genuine burled hardwood trim, very well preserved
Power windows
Air conditioning
Hydraulic locking system
Lighter and ashtray in each door
Mercedes-Benz accessory head restraints

Suspension & Chassis

Air suspension (requires attention)
Power steering
Power disc brakes
Standard-wheelbase (SWB) Limousine configuration

Additional Info

Original, unrestored survivor
1 of 48 examples imported to the U.S. for 1967
2,677 total built from 1964 to 1981: 2,190 SWB Limousines, 428 Pullmans, and 59 Landaulets
Mercedes-Benz flagship favored by heads of state, royalty, and celebrities

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