1972 Mercedes-Benz CL-Class

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1972 Mercedes-Benz 250C 2.8L
Now offered is this 1972 Mercedes-Benz 250C 2.8L, finished in black over a contrasting red interior. As part of Mercedes-Benz s W114 Stroke-8 (/8) lineup, the 250C combines the clean, understated styling of the era with the comfort and engineering expected from Mercedes-Benz.
Highlights:
- California Car
- Exterior Color: Black
- Interior Color: Red
- 2.8L inline-6 Engine
- Automatic Transmission

1972 Mercedes-Benz 250C 2.8L
Now offered is this 1972 Mercedes-Benz 250C 2.8L, finished in black over a contrasting red interior. As part of Mercedes-Benz s W114 Stroke-8 (/8) lineup, the 250C combines the clean, understated styling of the era with the comfort and engineering expected from Mercedes-Benz.
Highlights:
- California Car
- Exterior Color: Black
- Interior Color: Red
- 2.8L inline-6 Engine
- Automatic Transmission
- Power Steering
- Four-Wheel Disc Brakes
- Air Conditioning
- Power Windows
- Kenwood Radio
- VDO Instrumentation
- Hella Auxiliary Fog Lights
- 14-inch Steel Wheels
This California car is powered by a 2.8L inline-6 paired with an automatic transmission and power steering. The 250C is equipped with four-wheel disc brakes, chrome bumpers and trim, the signature three-pointed-star hood ornament, auxiliary fog lights, side marker lights, dual exhaust pipes, and 14-inch steel wheels wrapped in Kumho Solus blackwall tires. The W114/W115 series was introduced for the 1968 model year and became known for its durable construction and distinctive Stroke-8 designation, a reference to the 1968 model year in which the series debuted.
Inside, the cabin combines classic Mercedes-Benz details with period comfort features, including bucket seats with headrests, a center console, power windows, air conditioning, a Kenwood radio, fender-mounted antenna, door pockets, glove box, and a two-spoke steering wheel with horn ring. VDO instrumentation and an analog clock add to the period-correct character of the interior.
With its black exterior, red interior, inline-6 engine, and traditional W114 styling, this 250C offers a straightforward example of Mercedes-Benz s approach to luxury motoring in the early 1970s and is also mechanically sound. For $21,750