Made-to-measure covers for the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Coupé (W111)

The workshop holds the pattern of the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Coupé (W111) (1967 to 1971). Three covers are cut from it, one per fabric: choose by where the car sleeps.

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Which fabric for your Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Coupé (W111)?

Car under a Urban cover, seen from the sideWaterproof99 % UV-blockingBreathable
  • Black

Outside, all year round

Urban

Our outdoor cover, the only one of the three that is waterproof and UV-resistant. It protects the car from rain, frost and direct sun: if the car sleeps outside, even one night a week, this is the cover it needs.

Price for your model 490 € · 1 colour

Choose Urban
Car under a Lycra cover, seen from the sideMirror pocketsVery stretchyHard-wearing
  • Black
  • Anthracite grey
  • Navy blue
  • French blue
  • Red
  • Burgundy

In the garage, used often

Lycra

An indoor cover, light and stretch: it goes on and comes off in seconds. The cover of museums and motor shows, the one handled every day, against dust and fine scratches.

Price for your model 335 € · 6 colours

Choose Lycra
Car under a Jersey cover, seen from the sideMirror pocketsBreathable polyesterDense knit
  • Black
  • Midnight blue
  • Red
  • British green

In the garage, all winter

Jersey

An indoor cover in breathable polyester with a scratch-free lining. On in November, off in April: it protects the car through long storage, without trapping condensation against the body.

Price for your model 510 € · 4 colours

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Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Coupé (W111): in the catalogue

Years 1967 to 1971

This version belongs to the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE and 300 SEL (1960s) family, which counts 3 versions in the catalogue. The others: Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Cabriolet (W111) (1967 to 1971) and Mercedes-Benz 300 SEL 6.3 (W109) (1968 to 1972).

Each cover is cut to the pattern of its own version: the cover of the Mercedes-Benz 280 SE Coupé (W111) does not fit another generation or another body. If you are unsure, your registration document settles it, and the workshop checks the model before cutting.