1958 Mercedes-Benz 190SL RoadsterIntroducing this 1958
Mercedes-Benz 190SL Roadster that has recently been discovered and
is now offered as a complete restoration project. Finished with
timeless styling and elegant proportions, the 190SL remains one of
the most recognizable post-war Mercedes-Benz sports cars ever
produced. Highlights:- Highly Desirable "Kinder" Seat-
4-Speed Manual Transmission- M121 Inline-Four Engine- Solex Dual
Carburetors- Drum Brakes All The Way Around- Convertible Soft Top-
Chrome Bumpers- 13-Inch Steel WheelsEquipped with a 4-speed manual
transmission, M121 inline-four engine, Solex dual carburetors, drum
brakes on all four corners, a convertible soft top, chrome bumpers,
Mercedes-Benz branded hubcaps, and 13-inch steel wheels that
complement the car's unmistakable silhouette. Inside, the cabin is
fitted with bucket seating, VDO instrumentation, a two-spoke
steering wheel, door pockets, and the highly desirable Kinder rear
seat option, a feature not commonly found on every example.The
190SL's understated styling and balanced proportions have helped it
remain one of the most admired European convertibles of the 1950s.
Its design was heavily influenced by the 300SL, yet it established
its own identity as a refined touring car that could comfortably
handle long-distance driving while maintaining a sporting
character.This particular example is currently a non-running
project and will require restoration before returning to the road.
Nevertheless, it presents an excellent opportunity for enthusiasts
and collectors seeking a rewarding hands-on project with strong
long-term appeal. Whether restored to factory specifications or
preserved with period-correct details, this W121 offers the chance
to bring back a significant piece of Mercedes-Benz history. Priced
accordingly, this recently discovered 190SL is an exciting
candidate for restoration and the next chapter of ownership. For
$39,950
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