Mercedes-Benz W114s lasted forever and held their value pretty well, which means that plenty of them still show up in self-service yards nearly 15 years into the 21st century (though most of the time I skip photographing the sedans). So far in this series, we've seen this '73 280CE, this '73 220, this '73 280CE, and this '74 280C, and now I've found this coupe in Denver.
The sun has not been kind to this car's vinyl roof.
The interior has been picked over deeply, to the extent that this may have been a parts car that was scrapped after all the useful stuff was gone.
No shortage of these engines in wrecking yards, so it's unlikely that this one will be rescued from The Crusher's jaws.
For some reason, 95% of 1960s and 1970s Mercedes-Benz cars in self-service wrecking yards have the model-number emblems removed. Are they worth big money, or just favored garage decorations?
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