Lot 54
2000 Mercedes-Benz E 320 Pickup
Estimate:
$65,000 - $80,000
Sold for:
$47,300
Timed Auction
Geared Online | August 2020
Category
Vehicles
Description
*Reserve Met | Lot is in the Market*
Chassis: WDBJH65J1YB094941
Car Highlights
A Fascinating and Complex Pickup Conversion by Binz Karosserie of Germany
One-Off Project Featuring a 29" Extension and Countless Handcrafted Details
Commissioned by an American Mercedes-Benz Dealer at a Cost of Nearly $50,000
Well Kept Throughout, Showing Less than 21,500 Miles
Equal Parts Luxury and Utility, A Truly Unique Mercedes-Benz
Salesroom Addendum
Please note that this vehicle will not be sold for use or resale in California or to a non-dealer California resident.
The Mercedes-Benz W210 made its debut in 1996 as an all-new E-Class model that featured bold new styling and, soon thereafter, the company’s first V-6 engine, the 3.2-liter M112. This thoroughly updated model, coupled with the station wagon’s self-leveling rear suspension, provided the perfect platform for an insightful Mercedes-Benz dealer in the US to commission one of the most special one-offs in recent memory.
This vehicle, originally completed by Mercedes-Benz as a standard station wagon, was shipped directly to Binz Karosserie in Germany for conversion into an amazing four-door pickup. Binz’s association with Mercedes-Benz dates back over 60 years as a builder of wagons, ambulances, hearses, and limousines. At a cost of nearly $50,000 beyond the initial purchase price of the car, Binz stretched the stock wagon by 29" and fabricated the fully lined pickup bed and bodywork behind the rear seats. The conversion was completed with such quality and attention to detail that it has the appearance of a factory creation. The custom-made bed features an aluminum floor with an integral tailgate bordered by brushed stainless steel rails. The wagon’s original rear window has been retained and may be opened for easy access to the passenger compartment.
The pickup’s interior is in excellent condition throughout. While it appears to be entirely stock, closer inspection reveals the rear passenger area’s conversion to individual bucket seats separated by a customized console. Further interior amenities include automatic climate control, in-dash navigation, and numerous power accessories. The engine bay is particularly clean and belies the 21,500 miles indicated on the odometer. Accompanied by manuals and a CARFAX Vehicle History Report, this spectacular custom Mercedes-Benz is ready to thrill its next owner in most any application.
Chassis: WDBJH65J1YB094941
Car Highlights
A Fascinating and Complex Pickup Conversion by Binz Karosserie of Germany
One-Off Project Featuring a 29" Extension and Countless Handcrafted Details
Commissioned by an American Mercedes-Benz Dealer at a Cost of Nearly $50,000
Well Kept Throughout, Showing Less than 21,500 Miles
Equal Parts Luxury and Utility, A Truly Unique Mercedes-Benz
Salesroom Addendum
Please note that this vehicle will not be sold for use or resale in California or to a non-dealer California resident.
The Mercedes-Benz W210 made its debut in 1996 as an all-new E-Class model that featured bold new styling and, soon thereafter, the company’s first V-6 engine, the 3.2-liter M112. This thoroughly updated model, coupled with the station wagon’s self-leveling rear suspension, provided the perfect platform for an insightful Mercedes-Benz dealer in the US to commission one of the most special one-offs in recent memory.
This vehicle, originally completed by Mercedes-Benz as a standard station wagon, was shipped directly to Binz Karosserie in Germany for conversion into an amazing four-door pickup. Binz’s association with Mercedes-Benz dates back over 60 years as a builder of wagons, ambulances, hearses, and limousines. At a cost of nearly $50,000 beyond the initial purchase price of the car, Binz stretched the stock wagon by 29" and fabricated the fully lined pickup bed and bodywork behind the rear seats. The conversion was completed with such quality and attention to detail that it has the appearance of a factory creation. The custom-made bed features an aluminum floor with an integral tailgate bordered by brushed stainless steel rails. The wagon’s original rear window has been retained and may be opened for easy access to the passenger compartment.
The pickup’s interior is in excellent condition throughout. While it appears to be entirely stock, closer inspection reveals the rear passenger area’s conversion to individual bucket seats separated by a customized console. Further interior amenities include automatic climate control, in-dash navigation, and numerous power accessories. The engine bay is particularly clean and belies the 21,500 miles indicated on the odometer. Accompanied by manuals and a CARFAX Vehicle History Report, this spectacular custom Mercedes-Benz is ready to thrill its next owner in most any application.
