January 9, 2007

Rare 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300 Convertible D - MBSeek Auction

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Early this morning we learned that a rare 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300 Convertible D is being auctioned by MBSeek. Our friend John Olson runs MBSeek, which is a unique auction system that serves sellers and buyers of fine automobiles.

1953 Mercedes-Benz 300b Convertible D 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300b Convertible D
1953 Mercedes-Benz 300b Convertible D 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300b Convertible D

It is hard to argue with the caption on the MBSeek website,

"The remarkable 1953 300 four-door Convertible D is guaranteed to impress…not because it will win the next "Best of Show" award but because it is so evenly excellent, mechanically as well as cosmetically."

Mid-December we shared a pic of another impressive Mercedes 300 we enjoyed viewing while in Vegas and subsequently in Phoenix (two back-to-back MBCA car club events). Dr. Phil Lufty won "Best of Show" for the concours with his Mercedes 300. It is a fine automobile.

How MBSeek Works
You can submit a written bid by completing a form provided by MBSeek. Written bids are accepted for approximately 30 days. Authenticity of all bids are guaranteed by John R. Olson, Inc. After the bidders are verified the highest three or four bidders are invited to participate in a telephone conference call. The bidders are identified, introduced and the action begins.

Added benefits of the MBSeek auction include:

  • Serious shoppers can talk (in most cases) with the current owner and view key historical records;
  • John R. Olson, Inc., prepares a detailed "Condition Report" of strengths and weaknesses for the vehicle;
  • Personal inspections (or sending your mechanic) can be conducted prior to placing a bid; and
  • Cars can be driven (weather and condition permitting) by appointment and throughly inspected at a service facility.

Adenauer - 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300

For more information concerning the 1953 Mercedes-Benz 300 for sale, visit the MBSeek website or contact John Olson at 612-377-0155, email: JohnOlson@MBseek.com 

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Filed under FOR SALE by Greg.
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January 8, 2007

Greg said:

While searching around for more info on the Mercedes 300, I found this “Virtual Auto Museum” website. It has a few of the original brochures and ads for the Mercedes-Benz 300 (W186, W189). Visit the site here.

You can also find Adi info at these websites:

1. MBZ Ponton website.

2. Mercedes 300 Club website.

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