1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SE CabrioletIntroducing this 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SE Cabriolet that is finished in its factory color Medium Blue "Mittelblau" (305) complemented with a parchment interior, this classic example presents a timeless and elegant color combination. The exterior is further enhanced by a convertible soft top, giving you the option to enjoy open-air driving or a more refined coupe-like experience when desired. This model is well-regarded for its build quality, smooth ride, and understated presence on the road.Highlights:- Factory Color: Medium Blue "Mittelblau" (305)- Highly Desirable Floor Shift Automatic Transmission- 2.8-liter M130 Inline-Six Engine- Power-Assisted Disc Brakes- Bosch Mechanical Fuel Injection System- Power Steering- Air Conditioning- Tan Convertible Soft Top- Blaupunkt Radio- VDO Instrumentation- Wooden Cabin Trim Accents- 14-Inch Steel Wheels w/Color-Matched Centers- Jack and Spare Tire Included- $44,480.90 in Receipt Copies (2022-2025)Equipped with a highly desirable floor-shift automatic transmission, a 2.8-liter M130 inline-six engine, air conditioning, Bosch mechanical fuel injection, power-assisted disc brakes, twin exhaust finishers, a convertible soft top, a boot cover, chrome trim/bumpers, Michelin tires, a Mercedes-Benz hood ornament, 14-inch steel wheels with color-matched Medium Blue hubcaps with chrome Mercedes-Benz stars, a jack, and a full-size spare tire fitted in the trunk.Convenience features include low-back bucket seats with curved headrests, power windows, driver-side rearview mirrors, a 2-spoke steering wheel with a chrome horn ring, a Blaupunkt radio, an analog clock, door pockets, and a glove compartment. The dashboard is fitted with VDO instrumentation, including a 140-mph speedometer, offering a period-correct driving experience.This 280SE comes with $44,480.90 in documented receipt copies from 2022 through 2025. The work began in July 2022 with extensive repairs on the interior floors, trunk, and rear quarter pockets ($10,111), followed by a complete interior and top overhaul with new tan hides, carpets, and a full roof package ($19,830). In June 2023, the car received a complete exterior refinish, including block sanding and a full repaint of the body, door jambs, and undersides ($13,000). Most recently, in January 2025, this classic vehicle was brought up to date with mechanical and electrical work, including a new battery, hazard switch, and light diagnostics ($1,538), ensuring proper operation of key systems.The 280SE Cabriolet is among the last hand-assembled Mercedes-Benz convertibles of its era, built in limited production numbers with a high level of craftsmanship. These cars were significantly more expensive than their sedan counterparts when new, and today they remain sought-after for their combination of durability, engineering, and classic styling.Whether you're a collector looking to add a well-documented example to your collection or an enthusiast seeking a classic convertible with factory specifications and recent servicing, this 280SE Cabriolet offers a balanced ownership experience with documented history and thoughtful upkeep, mechanically sound. For $169,950