A sensational vehicle is this Mercedes-Benz 250 SE factory convertible. Delivered to its first owner in 1967, the Cabriolet remained in the USA until 2006. A German businessman and Mercedes enthusiast then acquired this "rough diamond" to create something very special: the car was completely dismantled down to the bodyshell and rebuilt piece by piece. A powerful 8-cylinder aggregat from that time was installed and the transmission was adjusted to it. The longer rear axle ratio of what was then the most powerful saloon model rounded off the powerhouse accordingly and did its job with astonishing harmony. With only 954 units built, this unique high-cooler factory convertible presents itself in top form - with an all-round successful conversion that will fascinate even die-hard lovers of originality.