Anyone who raved about the understatement embodied by British convertibles had never taken a seat in the Mercedes-Benz 220 S. Dazzling the beholder with a combination of a light moss green body with beige flanks and an interior of the same colour, it epitomised driving in style, open air fun and the burgeoning wealth of its owner. WIKING has revitalised this classic - including the convertible elegance of its model years - from historic moulds and based on the creation conceived by legendary master model maker Alfred Kedzierski and has refined it further with a new interior. The aesthetics of this gem in the 1:87 selection of post-war automobiles is further enhanced by the rich details of the model. This Mercedes-Benz has remained an automotive legend - both as a model and in the original. When production of the 220 Cabrio ended in 1960, the era of the Ponton vehicles on German roads slowly came to a close as well.

Body light moss green, interior beige with white steering wheel. Folding top beige. Chassis with floor panel as well as narrow radiator grille with Mercedes-Benz star finished with silver. Light moss green wheel rims with Mercedes-Benz star painted silver. Door handles and ornamental strips on the flanks painted silver. Beige all-surface design along the side of the body. Tail lights imprinted carmine red. Also, white wall rings on the side of the tyres.