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Our current Mercedes inventory is followed by recently sold cars:

Currently most of the cars you see above are available (just
sold the white/tan).
In ascending order of price:
1971 280SL - Auto
Owned by the same family since the mid-eighties.
A bit tired cosmetically. Drive as-is or hire
us to build your "dream" car.
$24,900 Photos
1969 280SL - 4 speed manual
A fully restored, one owner California car with about 2000 miles since completion. Never rusted, all correct body number stamps, both tops.
$48,500 Photos
Have it the way you want it. Air-conditioning? Tan upholstery?
We can do it all!
1970 280SL - auto, a/c
One owner San Diego car
with only 65k actual miles! Fully serviced in our workshop & driven by
Brian weekly. This is a "Time-Machine" original car that looks
fabulous and drives the same way.
All of the body number stamps
Factory spot welds
Matching number engine
Original factory undercoating
Original color code # 180 Silver
100% original interior upholstery
Original fire wall pad
Never re-painted trunk floor
Original spare tire still in the trunk
"Frigiking" air-conditioner, all the tools & books.
$49,900 Photos
Compare this to #56 below
1967 250SL - 4 speed manual HOLD,
Thanks Mark in Anaheim!
Restored to world-class standards in our workshops.
Originally from the warm, mild Mediterranean area of Italy so it has escaped without rust. #180 silver w/red leather upholstery.
More info on the photo page.
$59,900 Photos
1968 280SL - auto, a/c
This
car has 39,000 original miles and is a documented two family, California car. I
bought this car from the 70 year old son of the original owner.
Air conditioning, automatic, original tool roll with the original spare tire still in the trunk!
(new Michelins on the ground).
Complete stainless steel exhaust system front to back.
I can't imagine a
nicer original 280SL. Factory color #158 White-Gray with Cream leather.
Exterior
photos Interior photos
Engine photos
$64,900
Compare this to #56 or #45 below
1970 280SL - auto, a/c
Local San Diego, California car. We started with a
never hit, never rusted well cared for car and brought it to world-class
standards. If only the best will do - this is it!
We can restore your car to this level, however it is
actually less costly to purchase one of our turn-key cars!
$75,000 Photos
Compare to 2 years ago pricing by viewing #46 & #48 below.
Same quality car for $30,000 less money!
1957 300d - auto, a/c, radio phone
This
is the presidential car of Nicaragua, owned by both Luis & Anastasio Somoza.
A historical treasure with complete documentation. More information on the photo
page.
If you are a 300 series collector, this is a "must have".
$129,000 Photos
1971 280SL - SOLD May '09 Thanks Andy!
One of our signature cars and it has everything - California history, complete service
file and rebuilt mechanicals. We located an original well kept local car
and then lavished hour upon hour on it in a sympathetic restoration in
our award
winning shop (this took over 1 year). The original Phoenix Firestone is
still in the trunk! Built in 1971, this is a very late production car,
actually number 23,198 of 23,885 280SLs built.
$75,000 Photos
1969 280SL - 4 speed manual
SOLD May '09, Thanks Ray!
California car, #180 silver with black leather interior, both
tops, rebuilt engine, same owners for 25 years, "birth certificate" from
Mercedes, wonderfully original undercarriage, service record, owner's
books, manuals, tool kit & the original spare tire is still in the trunk!
More details on the photo page.
$43,575 Photos
#58 1986 560SL SOLD
March '09 Thanks Paul!
One owner, 59,000 actual miles, all books, manuals and records included.
$19,900
#57 1986 560SL SOLD March '09 Thanks Joe!
A survivor with original paint! I've never seen this color before. It is #822 Forest Green and looks great with Palomino leather. Just in from one of our clients. Service history back to '86 is included. Only 120k miles.
$10,900
#56 1971 280SL SOLD Sept. '08, Thanks S.!
Just in from one of my top collector clients who is shuffling his collection (he
recently sold Carroll Shelby's first race car.)
38,128 actual miles!
Auto trans,
Air-Conditioning,
Becker radio
Super original "time-machine" Pagoda
$75,000
#55 1969 280SL 4-spd manual SOLD August 13, 2008 Thanks Dirk!
Hard to find 280 with manual trans, a/c & power steering; also, one of the
somewhat rare dual color code cars.
$49,500
#54 1958 190SL SOLD June 6th '08 Thanks Bassam!
Restored California car. Registered with a newer license plate but the old California Black Plate is included. Rust free and straight as an arrow. Service records included. Black w/tan seats, black carpet & tan soft top.
$69,500
#53 1971 280SL SOLD April '08 Thanks Brent!
For
the insightful shopper as it has all of the important details but needs
restoration.
Click its photo page for all of the details.
#52
1972 250C SOLD April '08 Thanks Juan!
A one owner 39,900 actual mile time machine
Never in the rain!
$26,000
#50 1963 190c SOLD
A nut & bolt, professional, cost-is-no-object restoration on a rust free,
California, black plate car.
The comprehensive restoration took several years during which time all of the
mechanical components were rebuilt including the engine, transmission and
differential. Mercedes-Benz had one new dashboard left in stock after all these
years and it is now in this car.
It takes between 1000 and 1500 hours to restore a car to this level. While there
are plenty of convertibles that have a had six figure restorations like this I
can’t imagine that there are more than a handful of sedans worldwide that could
equal this car. It even has a set of correct brand new NOS Michelin 7.25 R 13
tires. Maybe this is indeed the very best 190c
Heckflosse
in the world.
This car runs, drives and feels like a new car. Everything functions as Mercedes
intended, even the clock!
$39,500 Photos
#49 1956 300C Cabriolet (convertible d) SOLD Dec. '07 Thanks Steinar!
A very original survivor; one of only 51 300C's produced.
Click on the photo for more.
#48 1971 280SL SOLD Sept. '07 Thanks Lauren!
Just listed from the collection of one of my clients: This is the famous
car from these pages that was restored in painstaking detail in our workshops
click
on "client restorations" in the left pane of the screen).
White-gray (#158) with Black tops and light gray leather.
Equipment includes: air-conditioning, auto-shift, power steering, power disc brakes,
modern fully retractable Mercedes three point seat-belts and a Becker Europa
Stereo with special hidden MP3 cable. Driven approximately 2000 miles
since completion in 2005, this show winner has earned four trophies to date -
one for every show its been entered in.
$103,000
Photo Pages: Exterior
Interior
Engine
Photo Documentation of the restoration:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Trophies
#47 1971 280SL SOLD July '07 Thanks Dean!
Solid California car, both tops, receipts for much service and rebuilding over the last 10 years and 10k miles including engine, cooling system, brakes, driveline, suspension and steering. Light Beige w/ new Cognac leather. Very nice driver. Main Photos Undercarriage Photos
#46 1971 280SL SOLD 4/27/07 Thanks Alex!
Comprehensive restoration in 1996. This would cost well over $200,000 today.
Current owner just spent nearly $21,000 in our shop for a 200 hour freshening. Drives as good as
it looks. All books, manuals, tools, service history, restoration log and
photo documentary included. Selling for less than one half the cost of restoring one
today:
$105,000 Photo
Page
Note from buyer: "Hi Brian, Today I received the car *(finally...)
with many thanks. It is simply
outstanding, especially the undercarriage. I think you cannot duplicate for
the money! Thank you once more for your excellent cooperation."
*(shipped to Greece)
#45 1971 280SL SOLD
As the Pagoda SL market continues to show strength, restored examples continue to crop up everywhere. Prices are unquestionably on the rise, but I would argue that the quality of some restoration work is not.
With that said, I have the distinct pleasure to represent an exceptionally restored example of a true 1971 280 SL( built Jan. 1971 ). This vehicle, 113-044-12-23247, is a proper restoration that was done at enormous expense. Its extensive file of receipts shows over $54K in restoration work performed by the esteemed Hatch & Sons of Wayland, MA, as well as $15K in interior leather re-trimming and soft top work from Gernold Nisius of SL Tech. Clearly, previous owners sought out only the most respected Mercedes craftsmen to care for this vehicle and it shows. It’s also important to note that this is a fully documented, low-mileage (66K) Pagoda. As such, it retains rare features like its original cognac multi-loop carpet.
The paint is a flawless #268 dark green (original color) that could only be described as exhibiting the “depth” that distinguishes expensive paint work. Panel fit is perfect and as-new, including the chrome grill. Sides are absolutely flat and ripple-free. Every telltale sign of originality is preserved throughout the body — spot welds, dimples, body numbers, engine number, everything. Chrome work is fresh throughout, as is a full, new cognac leather interior. The seats, door panels, dashboard, A-pillars, and even the glove box are all wrapped in cognac leather.
Also in the interior are an original Becker Europa AM/FM radio connected to a period-correct Hirschman antenna, updated inertia-reel seatbelts, re-finished wood, the optional rear defrost unit found in 1971 Pagodas, and even a pair of original soft top/hardtop handles in their original case.
As you would expect, you’ll find the trunk finished in unmarked satin black throughout with all the original factory mats and interior wall trim. You’ll also see its original Firestone Phoenix spare tire, as well as an original cognac MB-Tex toolkit that’s complete right down to the rare factory fuse pliers.
A true Coupe/Roadster, this Pagoda comes equipped with its original matching hard top (with optional roof garnishing), as well as a new, flawless, dark brown soft top that fits it like the proverbial glove. The soft top frame itself is straight and operates exactly as it should. (The rear window retains its tension when pulled up and does not flop down as so many do today after almost 40 years of use.)
Mechanically, this Pagoda is equally impressive. It drives exactly as the factory intended with strong acceleration and absolutely no smoke or undue valve clatter. It sports a fresh suspension, stainless exhaust system, and original floors that have undercoating applied exactly as it looked when it left the factory.
All in all, this is a pedigreed,
no-excuses, true 1971 280 SL that is worthy of a world-class collection. It
comes with references, extensive paperwork, and even a detailed log of its Hatch
& Sons restoration. It can be driven and enjoyed today and needs absolutely
nothing except an owner who can appreciate its distinct integrity throughout.
Photo Page listed for $75,000
SOLD for $76,000 April 2007
(sometimes there is more than one
buyer....)
#44 1971 280SL SOLD
This car is the subject of our well documented restoration on these pages.
It was done for our client who has had his fun, won his trophies and is now
moving his collection in another direction. With limited garage space it
is time for someone else to fulfill their automotive desires.
There are seven pages of restoration details and many of your questions will be
answered there. We started with an all original never-crashed, never
rusted, numbers matching California car. This car has won numerous
trophies and awards which you can see on the "Trophies Page". It was a joy
restoring this magnificent piece of German engineering for our client who has
become my good friend through this process. It will give me the same
feeling of satisfaction helping the next enthusiast turn a desire into reality.
Beautiful but made to be driven, our client drove this car one or two days a
week and on several trips to shows and car meets for a total of approximately
2000 dry miles. The purchase includes a nice CoverCraft
FormFit cover, a top of the line EZ Top electric hard top lift, all
documentation, tools, books, original window sticker, etc. It is a very,
very complete package that is unlikely to be matched for quite sometime.
It is the only car to be featured twice on the German Pagoda Club's 2007
calendar (August and November).
We can restore your car to this level to your own unique
specification or you can acquire this car for about one half that cost.
The Restoration Pages 1
2 3
4
5 6
7
Completed Photos 1
2
3
Trophy Page
Please Note: Hundreds of people have thanked me for posting these restoration
pages as many have used them as a sort of authenticity guide. The "hit" or
view counters at the bottom of all of the above pages started as soon as each
page was posted during the restoration process and in the case of the "Completed
Photos" pages, when the car was finally completed in 2005.
#43 1971 280SL SOLD 3/21/07
4-spd manual trans,
62,200 actual miles,
Air-Conditioning,
Becker radio
$59,500
Photo pages:
One
Two
#42 1972 350SL SOLD February '07
First of the 107 series cars - the desirable "small bumper" model. This is
the most powerful of the 4.5 liter cars rated at SAE 230HP. It has been
very well maintained; service records, manuals,
tool kit and jack are all included. These cars are starting to see price
movement - get yours before they're priced like a 280SL.
$14,900 Photo Page.
#41 1986 560SL SOLD
8715 actual miles - absolutely original and unblemished - riding on its original tires with no detectible wear. For all practical purposes this is a brand new Mercedes SL. $47,500 Photo pages: Exterior Interior and documents Engine bay and details
#40 1957 190SL SOLD 11/16/06
California "black plate" car. Long term San Diego owner.
Solid floor pan. Engine just professionally rebuilt. Driver level
car. Photos:
Exterior/Interior
Floor Pan & Trunk
#39 1971 250 sedan SOLD November '06(thank you Philip 3rd time buyer!)
This actually could be the best, most original Mercedes 250 sedan in the world. This car is strictly original excepting replacement items like tires and belts.......the "Holy Grail" of collector cars. Special ordered and picked up under the tourist delivery program in Sindelfingen, this is the only U.S. version I have seen with a manual transmission; a four-on-the-floor! I've seen some exquisite Mercedes models in my time but I've never even seen one quite this perfect and original. $20,000 Main photos Interior photos
# 38 1971 280SL SOLD August '06
Here
is a summary of this Premium Level Pagoda: Matching numbers( engine, color code,
body stamps ), all original body panels, never rusted or crashed, original
carpet on the transmission cover featuring the impossible to duplicate molded-in
shift surround, correct body notches at the headlights, never re-painted trunk
floor, actual 73k miles, tool kit, owner's books, original factory undercoat. If you've
been looking for a 1971 U.S. 4 speed car, there were 360 made........I
wonder how many were #180 silver??
$64,900 Main photo page.
Undercarriage.
1970 280SL SOLD June '06
Just in! Complete information is on the photo page. Photos
1960 190SL SOLD April '06
We just completed this car. It is a very well documented rust free
California car. More information is on the first photo page. $74,900
Photo pages: Initial
Exterior
Interior Detail
Undercarriage
1971 280SL SOLD April '06
This is a rare "California Roadster" or "Alpine Roadster". It is a configuration that deletes the soft top in favor of a rear fold-down bench seat. It has a body color matching hardtop and a huge stack of service records collected by its owner of 25 years. Remarkably, this car still has its original upholstery and carpets which are in very nice condition. Photo pages: Exterior Interior Engine & Undercarriage
Comments from the buyer: Cleaned up the car this
weekend (from the open transport). Looks really nice now. (It)Runs beautifully.
Even my
wife loves to drive it. She does not like to drive the 356. Thanks again
for such a great car. Let's stay in touch. I hope I can convince my better half
to go for a 190SL next year.
1969 280SL SOLD January '06
On
this local San Diego car equipment includes both tops,
factory authorized Frigiking A/C which has just been serviced, auto trans & Becker radio. It still
has its original upholstery and has been in the hands of the same owner for 25
years. Photo pages:
Exterior
Interior Engine & Undercarriage
1971 280SL SOLD Dec. '05
An incredibly original and outstanding car. Color change from Tobacco
brown. 64,462 original miles.
$57,000.
More details on the first photo page. Photos: Exterior
Interior
Rare details & engine
1970 280SL SOLD
An original San Diego car in the hands of the same owners for 30
years. Still has its original tool kit, firewall pad, trunk mat, spare
tire and Becker radio w/electric antenna. Brand new leather and carpets. Just 92,386 original miles and
only 2500 miles on a valve job. Both tops, auto trans and air-conditioning.
$35,000
Photo pages: Exterior
Interior Engine &
trunk & details Undercarriage
1971 280SL 4-speed manual SOLD 10/08/05
Horizon
Blue(#304) with parchment seats. Both tops(dark blue soft). San
Diego, California car. Last year produced. Like all of our cars,
rust free and runs great. The original spare is still in the trunk.
Late model 280's are rare with manual transmissions. Photo page:
Exterior
Interior Engine & Details
Undercarriage
1964 230SL 4-speed manual SOLD 9/28/05
For
the last 33 years it was the personal transport of the owner of a factory
authorized Mercedes service center. During the years before he bought it
in '72 he serviced it for the original owner. I have service records going
back to the sixties. This car has been thoroughly gone through with
rebuilt engine, suspension(new springs, shocks & bushings), brakes and exhaust
system. There are approximately 40k miles on the engine. Don't miss
the undercarriage photos. By the way, it is a myth that 280's are faster
than 230's. Photos:
Exterior Interior
Undercarriage & engine
1959 190SL SOLD 9/19/05
This
is a fully restored California rust free car with an absolutely original floor
pan.
$48,500
Photo Pages:
Exterior
Interior
Details & Engine
Undercarriage
1970 280SL 5-Speed SOLD 9/6/05
This is a two owner San Diego, California car(one owner for 33 years!).
Original color. Original matching body panel & engine numbers per data
card. Less
than 100k original miles. New clutch, stainless steel exhaust and much
more. Topping all this off is a ZF 5-speed transmission.
Photos: Exterior
Interior
Engine & details
Undercarriage
Comments from the buyer:
I just got home from a
200+ Mile drive with the 280 5 speed, perfect day with the perfect car.
Thank you. P. G. in N.Y.C.
1970 280SL SOLD 9/03/05
Nice Arizona car. Both tops(dark brown soft), automatic, original Becker cassette player, working clock & original texture coat under the wheel lips. Like all of our cars, rust free and runs great. Original #670 light ivory w/cognac seats. Photo pages: Exterior Interior Engine & Details Undercarriage
1970 280SL
SOLD May '05
This
Signal Red Pagoda has been driven less than 1000 miles since completion of the
ground up restoration. During this process, higher 3.27:1 ratio final drive gears were
installed. This lowers the engine speed by 24% for relaxed modern cruising.
This car won best in class at the Classic New Hope Concours d'Elegance
and first place in a MBCA Concours, twice! $64,500.
Photo pages: Exterior
Interior Detail
Undercarriage Bonus
1971 280SL SOLD 05/02/05
This San Diego,
California car has equipment that includes
leather, auto trans, power steering, air conditioning (just serviced), both tops and nearly new
Michelin tires. There are only 27k miles on the rebuilt engine and of
course it is rust free. Built in January of 1971 this is one of the final
280SL's built.
Exterior photos
More photos
Undercarriage photos
1979 450SLC SOLD 04/25/05
The
last
owner is an 88 year old Mercedes enthusiast. Rarely do you see an SLC
this well kept, original and correct. An $11,500 top end engine rebuild
was completed
less than 30,000 miles ago and it has just had a $1000 maintenance service.
This is a need nothing car. The
original spare tire and wheel are still in the trunk. Full factory tool
kit. $10,900 Photos.
1967 230SL manual trans
SOLD 02/09/05
Just
in. We sold this car to a San Diego enthusiast about 5 years ago. It
drives especially nice and is a joy to run through the gears(4-spd manual). It makes a
wonderful exhaust note that above 3000RPM is reminiscent of a big Austin-Healey
straight six! #906 blue with brand new interior upholstery.
Includes both hard top and soft top.
Photo pages: Exterior
Interior engine
& details Undercarriage
1967 250SL SOLD 01/15/05
Very nice car with both tops. Light Ivory(#670) w/Black interior
& soft top. Recently serviced.
photos: Exterior
Interior
engine &
undercarriage
1970 280SL California
Roadster SOLD 01/14/05
A nice straight honest car with auto trans. If you like 280SL's and you also would like a
fold down back seat you
will want to check the photo pages. The back seat takes up the space
where a soft top would normally fold down into. Of course there is a removable hardtop.
Yes, this is a rare factory configuration. Photos: Exterior
Interior
Detail
Undercarriage
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SPECIAL! 1969 280SL SOLD
01/05/05 |
1961 190SL SOLD 12/24/04
This
magnificent car has benefited from a 7 year ground up nut and bolt restoration. Engine was professionally rebuilt by a local
specialist. Has the rare large window hard top, original radio and
clock. These cars are headed upwards in price. It won't be long
before we see top level cars like this one cracking $100,000(it already
costs much more to restore one). $69,500.
Photo pages: One
Two
Three
Four
1970 280SL
SOLD 12/18/04
Just
in is this medium blue San Diego car. Equipment includes automatic and
A/C. More
info on the photo page.
1967 230SL SOLD 11/18/04
4-speed
manual transmission. This is an extremely nice car. Both
tops.
See the photo pages for more information. $23,500
Photos: Exterior & Engine
Interior
1956 190SL SOLD
Another
California car just in. An excellent example. New German canvas top
and correct square weave carpeting.
$29,900.
Exterior photos
Interior photos Engine & etc.
1970 280SL SOLD
I
recently had the pleasure
of representing 280 SL # 113-044-10-018260 in a long-distance sale between an
owner in New York City and a buyer in Washington State. Originally delivered to
Geneva, Switzerland, this 280 SL is a wonderful example of a silver-gray
metallic (180G) European Pagoda fitted with a 4-speed manual transmission, power
steering, original black leather interior, 5-piece set of factory luggage, 3.69
differential, books and tools, and countless original details. A very special
Pagoda.
(Click here for a letter I received from the seller
afterwards.)
1972 350SL SOLD
These
earliest of the W107 cars are just now becoming collectable. Don't wait
until they are $35,000 like a nice 280SL. This car has benefited from a
cosmetic and mechanical restoration. $14,900.
1969 280SL SOLD
This
car comes with invoices including one
for over $10,000 for engine and engine ancillaries alone.
Automatic, Air-conditioning, both tops (black canvas is new). You can't
restore one to this level for this price. View the over
40 photos: Exterior. Interior.
Close up details & engine bay. $39,500
1969 280SL SOLD
This
car was restored recently in our workshops and now resides in a collection in
Germany. Don't miss these photos: Exterior
Photos
Interior Photos Engine
Bay
'70 280SL SOLD
This
is a really nice car from Palm Desert, California. It has the original
ownership packet including the data card. Equipment includes automatic
transmission and both hard & soft tops in nice condition.
Exterior photos.
Interior photos.
'68 280SL SOLD
This is a rust free California
4-spd manual car in original colors of silver/black
with much new. The suspension and
brakes have been meticulously rebuilt. There is
a new stainless steel exhaust system front to back. Just
recently new leather and carpeting has been installed.
The wood has been refinished. The
original Blaupunkt radio works nicely and even the clock works.
It features air-conditioning and has a black hardtop and a new black canvas soft top.
$33,500
Exterior
Photos Interior Photos What's
under this pretty face?
1961 190SL SOLD
Solid
California car. Looks nice and drives well. A daily driver level
car. Photos
'70 280SL SOLD
California rust free car.
Auto trans. $32,500
Exterior
Photos Interior Photos
1970 280SL SOLD
California car never rusted or bumped. Original spare
tire never on the ground! Incredible world class car. These mere words to not come close to accurately
describing this breathtaking automobile. Air-conditioning, both tops,
service records, automatic. Dark olive (looks black in some light
conditions) black interior. $46,500
Photo page 1 Photo
page 2 Photo page 3
1969 280SL SOLD
This
is a restored California car w/three tops. Included are $28,000
worth of restoration receipts. Manual 4-speed car.
$29,950 Photo pages 1
2 3
1968 280SL SOLD
A
1968 280SL that is an original San Diego car with a documented 71,123 miles.
We have a complete set of California registrations that stretch back to 1968!
This car is like a time machine - it is so original that experiencing it takes
you back to1968.
1972 350SL SOLD
This
incredible specimen has had only the very best of care. It is truly an
investment grade motorcar. This U.S. model was produced for just one year.
It is the exact same specification as a '73 450SL. 1972 is the first year
of the long running 107 chassis models and is considered by many to be the most
collectible. In rare Carnelian Red over Parchment interior.
$15,900
1959 300SL SOLD
This
car left the factory on February 5, 1959 and was delivered to its original owner
in San Diego California. It has
always been a California car. This
matching numbers car has had a comprehensive frame off restoration to the
highest possible standards. Over
2500 hours were invested and no expense was spared.
The owner, an acknowledged expert in the field, contributed countless
hours of research and parts procurement to the project.
In the seven years leading up to the start of the restoration he set
about on a worldwide search for many of the new or new old stock parts for the
project. Every moving part inside
of the original cylinder block are new except the crankshaft and connecting
rods. The original tubular chassis
and all suspension components have been powder coated.
All other components have been finished as per factory specification.
The body was disassembled and chemically stripped to bare metal which was
found to be remarkably free of corrosion or damage.
What body smoothing was needed was carried out with lead.
The car was painted in its original color of Fire-Engine Red (DB 534) in
acrylic urethane with product by the original supplier to Daimler-Benz,
Glasurit. The black (953) leather interior was made up from matched
vat-dyed hides from the original vendor, Roser.
The
accessories include the original Becker Mexico radio with Hirschman electric
antenna, fitted luggage in Roser leather exactly matching the upholstery,
chrome/polished wheels, factory hardtop, and the complete set of correct
tools and manuals.
This
vehicle has won a total of seventeen Best-of-Show trophies and nineteen
First-in-Class awards for a total of 36 trophies.
At National Meets of the Antique Car Club of America it has won Best
Restored Foreign Car (best of all national meets throughout the
country), First in Junior class, First in Senior class, First in Grand National
and First in Senior Grand National.
Since restoration a total of
1900 miles have been completed to ensure engine break-in and proper functioning
of all systems.
1973 450SL SOLD
We
consider the '72 & '73 small bumper cars to be the best picks for future
appreciation. These cars have the advantage of less weight, more power and
cleaner lines than subsequent model years. This car unlike the typical car
found in the local newspaper classifieds looks and drives like a new Mercedes.
It is an investment that you can drive and enjoy. $12,900.
Photo Page exterior interior
1967 250SL
SOLD
Rust free San Diego car, same owners 26 years .
Very nice daily driver level car. Both tops. Service records.
1964 220SE Cabriolet SOLD
For
the "do-it-yourselfer". This car is unrestored. It runs
and drives great and needs cosmetics. Has perfect compression.
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