When I think of old restored cars, the cars that come to mind are either muscle cars, sports cars, or some sort of limited production cars that were pretty rare even when they were new. A mass-produced Mercedes-Benz sedan is probably the last car I’d think of restoring but that’s exactly what German car tuner VÄTH has done.
VÄTH is known for tuning newer Mercedes-Benz cars with some very powerful engines. The car they’ve worked their magic on this time is the Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3, which the tuning firm is calling W109. The 300 SEL was the predecessor to the world-famous S-Class and was produced from 1967 to 1972.
