1963 Mercedes-Benz 220 Sb W111 (Manuals / 4 Gears) RWD [1959-1968]

Summary

The 1963 Mercedes-Benz 220 Sb (W111) is regarded as the "gold standard" of limousines of that time, offering a level of comfort that could hardly be competed for. The main difference from the 220b model lies in the more refined and powerful engine, which thanks to PAJTA's more advanced carburetors offers a better gas response. The W111 chassis is known for its durability and characteristic tail lights that earned it the nickname "Fintail." This vehicle was among the first to use disc brakes on front wheels (for post-1962 productions), significantly improving active safety. The cabin is rich in wood details and quality textiles, offering a classic ambience that has stood the test of time. For collectors, the 220 Sb is a very grateful tool as it combines strong German engineering with a relatively affordable maintenance cost compared to injection-molded models.