Mercedes-Benz 190 C Heckflosse 1963

The Mercedes-Benz 190 C Heckflosse was a compact sedan produced from 1961 to 1965. The model got its nickname "Heckflosse" because of the distinctive shape of the rear wings, which resemble the fins of a fish. The design of the Heckflosse was created by Karl Wilfert and had a streamlined body with an elegant and timeless design. The interior was spacious and comfortable, with great attention to detail and luxurious materials. The 190 C Heckflosse was one of the first Mercedes-Benz cars with safety features such as disc brakes on all four wheels and a rigid safety cage to protect passengers in a crash. It was an important model for Mercedes-Benz and contributed to the brand's reputation as a producer of high-quality and safe cars. The car offered here is in very clean and drivable condition. Both the interior and exterior look generally good. To get a good impression of the lot we recommend you come to the viewing day.