Mercedes 219

The Mercedes-Benz W105 is the internal designation for a four-door executive car, one of 27,845 produced by Daimler-Benz between March, 1956 and July, 1959 and marketed as the Mercedes-Benz Type 219. This particular 219 is one of 9,296 produced in 1958. The W105 was nicknamed Ponton, along with its Mercedes model siblings, from its introduction, because it employed ponton, or pontoon styling, a defining post-war car design innovation that unified a car’s previously articulated bonnet, wings, body and running boards into a singular, slab-sided envelope.

This Mercedes-Benz 219 runs and drives without any issues. Some of the highlights are:

• Frame Off Nut and Bolt Restoration completed in July of 2024 which involved rebuilding its 2.2L Inline 6 Cylinder Engine, 4-Speed Manual Transmission, and Weber Carburetor.
• Clean Florida Title
• Excellent Rust-Free Body finished in beautiful red paint
• Excellent Tan Interior
• Excellent Rust-Free undercarriage and frame professionally gone through and sprayed with rust preventing undercoating
• New Drum Brakes
• New Wheels and Tires
• New Hoses
• New Belts
• New Wiring
• New Gas Tank