-Midnight Blue with Red interior and Red carpeting, Fully Restored,
Automatic transmission, Factory air conditioning, Factory hard
top.
The Mercedes W113 type, nick-named "Pagoda" due to a distinctive
and patented concave hardtop roofline. Many see as one of the most
beautiful cars ever built.
All 280 SL models were equipped with an inline 6-cylinder engine
with mechanical fuel injection. The comparatively short and wide
chassis, combined with an excellent suspension, powerful brakes and
radial tires gave the 280 SL superb handling for its time.
Restored by European Collectibles, Costa Mesa in 2016, this
Mercedes was completely disassembled so that every aspect could be
properly addressed. Everything has been rebuilt.
Purchased shortly after its restoration by Autosport Designs, this
280 SL was subsequently sold to a long-time West Coast friend and
client of ours. Used extremely infrequently, it has been serviced
yearly to keep in its exceptional restored condition. The
restoration has stood the test of time and looks as fresh today as
the day it was completed.
Finished in a beautiful period correct color combination, it drives
as good as it looks. Truly one of the best 280SL Roadsters that you
will find and not easily duplicated.
Vehicle Details
1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SL
Listing ID:CC-1816559
Price:Contact Seller
Location:Huntington Station, New York
Year:1969
Make:Mercedes-Benz
Model:280SL
Odometer:94426
Stock Number:C1586
VIN:113044
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