1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL

Der Mercedes 280 SL - Die "Pagode" Bj. 1969, rot mit cremefarbenem Leder. Die SL-Reihe setzte die Tradition der sportlichen offenen Mercedes-Gran-Turismo Modelle aus den Fünfzigern fort. Die Reihe war Nachfolger sowohl des 190 SL als auch des legendären Flügeltürers 300 SL. Der 280 SL wurde bis 1971 gebaut, als ihn der 350 SL ablöste. Vom 2,8-Liter-Modell wurden nur knapp 24.000 Exemplare gebaut. Weitere Daten zum Fahrzeug: Cremefarbenes Stoffverdeck, cremefarbene Lederausstattung, 2-Sitzer, 2,8 l Reihensechszylinder, 170 DIN-PS, Servolenkung, 4-Gang, Automaticgetriebe. <strong>Mercedes Benz 280 SL</strong> Burgundy, creme, 2 seater, Model 1969, 2,8l 6 cylinder in-row, 190 SAE-HP, 4-speed automatic transmission, power steering, a/c. The Mercedes-Benz SL series continued the tradition of sporty open Grand Tourismo's (called Roadsters by Mercedes Benz) within the 1960's product range of this famous German manufacturer. It was the successor to both the 190 SL and the legendary 300 SL (the "gullwing" model). The car was designed by Paul Bracq with a lot of attention to detail. This SL series was introduced in 1963 at the Geneva auto show as the 230 SL, based on the 220 SE sedan. At the end of 1966 a bigger engine was fitted, making it the 250 SL, which was the more modern unit from the 250 S sedan. For model year 1968 the engine was once again enlarged, thus creating the 280 SL model. The 280 SL was built till 1971, when it was replaced by the new 350 SL model. To rent as a self-driver.