1965 Mercedes-Benz 220

• the trunk badge in the photos reads 220 SE, so the car pictured is a 220SE cabriolet even though the listing title says only 220, and the title paperwork should be matched to that
• white paint is glossy and straight in the wide shots, so no repaint money is needed at first glance
• the seller's own close-ups show a paint chip on the hood, a scuff on the rear door and a chip at the wheel arch lip, so small touch-in work is due in three places
• chrome bumpers, grille and hubcaps are mirror-bright, so no re-chroming bill is in sight
• the black soft top looks tight and clean in the side view, so no top replacement cost is due on what is shown
• blue leather seats front and rear look clean, soft and unmarked, so no retrim money is needed
• the wood dash looks warm and glossy with a period Becker Europa radio and clean gauges, so the cockpit needs no spending on what is shown
• the only engine photo in the sample is a valve cover close-up with surface grime and a peeling sticker, so the engine bay as a whole can't be judged from the photos
• no underside photo is shown in the sampled photos, so the floors and chassis can't be judged from the photos

Money: at $64,000 the photos show a shiny, well-kept manual 220SE cabriolet with only small paint chips to fix, so the price rests on the unseen underside and engine bay, which this 80-photo gallery still never shows.