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Two unique Mercedes 300 SL, one of 1956 and one of 1963, sold today at the big car auction in France.
Jubilee and Applause cars sold by the Public Heritage Fund today.
The Public Heritage Fund has received an increase of more than $ 36 million which could be for charitable purposes. Ulf Rehnberg, the head of the law at the Chamber of Commerce, is the one who was in place and guarding the auction and is very pleased with the dividend.
– He exceeded expectations. The younger 1963 car a roadster went for 2,710,000 euros. According to him, the price is higher than that of a corresponding car.
The two Mercedes 300 SL, one from 1956 and one from 1963 as a public property fund, sold a total of more than 36 million
Ulf Rehnberg, head of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Industry, is the head of the auction and it has a lot of dividends.
The cars, as well as several valuable mansions left an old man in Stockholm after his death in 2011. After that, there was a series of inheritance litigation, but finally the Fund of the general heritage won.
The two cars were sold today at auction in France, at Le Mans. A classic place name in the history of the race. May be considered appropriate because the original Mercedes 300 SL was just a race car and when the street version was released it was the fastest car in the world
The 1956 car is often called a swing From 1963, a roadster, a cabriolet, only rolled 135 miles, while he was 55 and so went on to a record price of 2710000 euros.
Money for both cars will go to charity says Ulf Rehnberg, is the head of justice at the Chamber of Commerce.
– That this allows the Public Heritage Fund to allocate more money to children and youth and to persons with disabilities.
– It was also raised about the auction that the money would be intended for charitable purposes, he says.
What do you know about buyers?
– I do not know anything. I do not know if they want to be anonymous or not. They are able to be it.
– But the applause echoed when the price of the 1963 car became clear, the equivalent of nearly 9 million SEK, "says Ulf Rehnberg, head of auction sales in France.
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