Basic information and history

The 1967 Mercedes-Benz 250 S belongs to the W108 series, designed by Paul Bracq. The model marks the shift to a more modern S-Class architecture with a focus on comfort, stable road manners, and robust engineering. Under the hood sits an inline six-cylinder, carbureted four-stroke engine, known for smooth running and good drivability in everyday traffic.

According to the seller, this car was delivered new in Sweden and is said to be in original condition. The odometer shows 268,150 kilometers, which cannot be guaranteed. The car has been inspected and approved, most recently on 2016-04-26, and can be driven as it stands. Reportedly, the trip odometer, all exterior lighting and other electronics are functioning, and the instrument cluster is free of warning lights. As a curiosity, the 250 S was the last carbureted engine in the W108 family before the 280 models took over.

Equipment and options

• Swedish-delivered
• Original specification according to the seller
• Trip odometer works
• All exterior lighting works
• Electronics operational according to the seller
• Approved inspection 2016-04-26
• Audio and media system not connected
• Air suspension, requires daily top-up

Modifications and improvements: The seller states that the car has air suspension that needs to be topped up daily. No further aftermarket equipment or modifications are documented in the file.

Condition

Body and paint: The exterior is said to be in good condition with an even overall impression. The paint is described as good, with normal patina for the age.

Glass: According to the seller, the windshield shows some wear in the wiper sweep area. No particular remarks on the other windows in the documentation.

Interior: The interior is in good condition according to the seller. The dashboard is intact and tidy, and the headliner is also described as good. The original feel is said to be preserved.

Tires and wheels: Tires and wheels are in good condition according to the seller.

Mechanicals and function: The engine starts and runs well and the gearbox shifts without issue. The clutch and brakes are said to be in good condition. The car is drivable and inspected, with functioning exterior lighting, a functioning trip odometer and no warning lights in the instrument cluster. The audio and media system is not connected. According to the seller, the air suspension needs to be topped up daily with a bicycle pump or compressor.

Service history

The car is not fully serviced according to the service schedule, but there are receipts and documentation substantiating some of the maintenance performed. The paperwork is said to be compiled according to the seller. The most recent known approved inspection is dated 2016-04-26.

Summary

A Swedish-delivered 1967 Mercedes-Benz 250 S in original specification according to the seller, showing 268,150 kilometers and a well-functioning drivetrain. Body, paint, interior, as well as tires and wheels are described as in good condition. Electronics and exterior lighting work, the trip odometer works, and the instrument cluster shows no warning lights. Note that the windshield has wear in the wiper sweep area, the audio and media system is not connected, and the air suspension requires daily top-ups. For the enthusiast who appreciates the W108 series’ classic lines and carbureted straight-six, this example offers an honest, drivable basis with documented maintenance.