1962 Mercedes-Benz 190

$20,000

View the original listing at Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa →

Photos for this listing are on their way. In the meantime, the seller's own photos are on the original listing, linked below.

Price check

The asking price is $20,000. Across the 1 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $20,000, so this car sits in line with that typical figure. For reference, sold 190 cars in this collection have a median price of $9,556 (1 sold).

Details

Year	1962
Model	190
Series	W121
Mileage	Mileage not stated
Transmission	Manual (4-speed)
Condition	Hemmings listing in Tulsa, OK — the seller's full description is on the Hemmings page.
Seller	Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa
Listed by	Hemmings
Location	Tulsa, OK

About this car

A 1962 Mercedes-Benz 190 sedan at Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa, Oklahoma, priced at $20,000. The verification pass identified the car as the four-cylinder 190 with a four-speed manual gearbox. These early-1960s sedans are simple, durable cars; check the body carefully for rust, as mechanical parts are far easier to source than sound metal.

What the photos show

Maroon paint with a white roof is glossy and even all round — no repaint bill showing.
Chrome grille, bumpers and hubcaps are bright and shiny — no rechrome money needed on what is shown.
Dash wood and painted dash look clean, but there is an empty hole in the dash face and loose aftermarket speakers and wiring under it — budget for tidying the dash and wiring properly.
Cream door card and wood window frames look clean and intact — no door-card bill visible.
Headliner is clean, taut and unstained — no headliner bill needed.
Red seats are only seen through the windows and from the rear — can't judge the seats close-up, so wear and splits are unproven.
Engine bay is tidy and detailed, with a red air cleaner and clean valve cover — no detail bill, just normal service money from what is shown.
Front underside is painted black with surface rust on bolts and the front valance edge — budget rust treatment underneath, no holes visible in that view.
Whitewall tyres and chrome hubcaps look fresh — no immediate tyre bill shown.
Rear badge reads 190, matching the title — no mismatch money risk on the model.

Money: At $20,000 the glossy two-tone paint, bright chrome and tidy engine bay support the ask, with the dash hole, loose speaker wiring and unseen seat condition as the small chips to price in.

Interested in this car? View the original listing at Gateway Classic Cars of Tulsa — the sale is handled by the seller on their own site.