1966 Mercedes-Benz 200D W110 Fintail

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1966 Mercedes-Benz 200D W110 "Fintail"
Introducing this 1966 Mercedes-Benz 200D W110 "Fintail" finished in its factory-correct White (Paint Code 050 G) over a black interior. This California car is accompanied by a black California license plate displaying a 1991 registration sticker.
Highlights:
- California Car
- Factory Color: White (050)
- Interior Color: Black
- Inline-4 Diesel Engine
- Automatic Transmission

1966 Mercedes-Benz 200D W110 "Fintail"
Introducing this 1966 Mercedes-Benz 200D W110 "Fintail" finished in its factory-correct White (Paint Code 050 G) over a black interior. This California car is accompanied by a black California license plate displaying a 1991 registration sticker.
Highlights:
- California Car
- Factory Color: White (050)
- Interior Color: Black
- Inline-4 Diesel Engine
- Automatic Transmission
- Front Discs/Rear Drums Brakes
- Chrome Bumper w/ Overriders
- VDO Vertical "Thermometer" Instrument Cluster
- 13-Inch Black-Painted Steel Wheels
- Jack and Spare Tire Included
Equipped with an automatic transmission and an inline-4 diesel engine, this W110 also features front disc/rear drum brakes, a VDO vertical "thermometer" instrument cluster, single exhaust outlet, chrome trim and grille, two-spoke steering wheel with chrome horn ring, 13-inch black-painted steel wheels, jack, and a full-size spare tire stored in the trunk. Interior amenities include front bucket seats, rear bench seat, manual-crank windows, vent windows, glove compartment, door pockets, analog clock, and a fender-mounted antenna.
The W110 earned its "Fintail" nickname from the subtle rear tailfins inspired by American styling trends of the era, while still maintaining Mercedes-Benz's reputation for engineering and durability. Diesel-powered examples like this 200D were especially popular with taxi fleets throughout Europe due to their longevity and fuel efficiency.
This "Heckflossen" example has recently emerged from long-term storage and is currently not running. An increasingly hard-to-find diesel Mercedes-Benz, it is offered at an attractive price and presents an excellent opportunity for restoration or preservation. For $6,950