1971 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL 6.3

• Light grey paint is glossy and straight on the sedan body, no paintwork needed on what is shown
• Chrome grille shell, bumpers and full wheel covers are bright, no rechroming money here, and the 300 SEL and 6.3 badges both read correctly
• A sunroof panel is visible in the roof from above, a desirable option that is already fitted
• Black leather seats look good up front; the rear bench shows honest shine and light wear, so conditioning money rather than a retrim
• Wood dash trim is deep and glossy with clean gauges — the speedometer reads 27,969 — so no dash restoration needed
• Door cards front and rear are clean black with intact wood strips, no door trim money needed
• Engine bay is not shown in the sampled photos, can't judge the big V8's presentation from these
• Underside is not shown in the sampled photos either, can't judge floors or rust, which matters on a 6.3
• Trunk is clean black with mat and the spare strapped upright at the side, no trunk work visible

Money: No sale price is listed, but the paint, chrome, wood and clean trunk support a strong 6.3 result — the unseen engine bay and underside are the two areas a buyer still has to price blind.