1959 Mercedes-Benz 220SE Cabriolet

• white paint looks glossy, even and straight with tight door gaps, so no repaint or panel work is visible
• chrome grille, bumpers and trim look bright and the whitewalls look clean, so no chrome or tyre bill is showing
• black soft top is shown up in the front shot and looks taut and clean, and the red boot fits neatly when it is down, so no top spend is visible
• red leather seats front and rear look smooth and unmarked, so no retrim bill is visible
• dark wood dash and door cappings look deep-gloss and uncracked with a clean white wheel, so no wood restoration is suggested
• underside on the lift is black-coated, clean and solid-looking with a stainless-looking exhaust, so no rust repair bill is showing
• a matching pair of red fitted suitcases is shown with the car and the boot looks clean, which supports it rather than adding a spend
• the engine bay is not shown in the sampled photos, so you cannot judge the engine, injection gear or leaks from these pictures

Money: no sold price is listed, but paint, chrome, trim, top and underside all look restored and clean in the photos - that supports strong 220SE cabriolet money, with the unseen engine bay the one gap.