Null 1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL PAGODA
Serial number : 11304210005468
Nice aesthe…
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1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL PAGODA Serial number : 11304210005468 Nice aesthetic and mechanical condition French registration 50 000/ 60 000 Nicknamed "Pagoda" because of its curved hardtop, the German convertible was presented in March 1963 at the Geneva Motor Show. Internal code W113, the car is equipped with a 2.3L in-line 6-cylinder engine developing 160 horsepower. With a design by Paul Bracq, the cabriolet is today a car appreciated by the fans of the brand with the star. It has also been successful in competitions and even won the Rallye Liège-Rome-Liège with Böhringer and Kaiser as drivers. The car was designed to be robust and reliable but also usable as an everyday car. Replacing the mythical 190 and 300 SL, the little pagoda fulfills its role as a standard bearer. The car we present is in a nice general condition. The white paint is in good condition, as well as the upholstery. The mechanics work well. A leak in the power steering has been noticed. This car starts normally and no suspicious noises have appeared. The owner of this car, a racing driver, has taken great care of it since he has owned it. Moreover, this car with its attractive appearance is seeing its value rise. 1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL PAGODA Serial number : 11304210005468 Nice aesthetic and mechanical condition French registration 50 000/ 60 000 Nicknamed "Pagoda" because of its domed hardtop, the German convertible was presented in March 1963 at the Geneva Motor Show. Internal code W113, the car is equipped with a 2.3L in-line 6-cylinder engine developing 160 horsepower. With a design by Paul Bracq, the cabriolet is today a car appreciated by the fans of the brand with the star. It has also been successful in competitions and even won the Rallye Liège-Rome-Liège with Böhringer and Kaiser as drivers. The car was designed to be robust and reliable but also usable as an everyday car. Replacing the mythical 190 and 300 SL, the little pagoda fulfills its role as a standard bearer. The car we present is in a nice general condition. The white paint is in good condition, as well as the upholstery. The mechanics work well. A leak in the power steering has been noticed. This car starts normally and no suspicious noises have appeared. The owner of this car, a racing driver, has taken great care of it since he has owned it. Moreover, this car with its attractive appearance is seeing its value rise.

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1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL PAGODA Serial number : 11304210005468 Nice aesthetic and mechanical condition French registration 50 000/ 60 000 Nicknamed "Pagoda" because of its curved hardtop, the German convertible was presented in March 1963 at the Geneva Motor Show. Internal code W113, the car is equipped with a 2.3L in-line 6-cylinder engine developing 160 horsepower. With a design by Paul Bracq, the cabriolet is today a car appreciated by the fans of the brand with the star. It has also been successful in competitions and even won the Rallye Liège-Rome-Liège with Böhringer and Kaiser as drivers. The car was designed to be robust and reliable but also usable as an everyday car. Replacing the mythical 190 and 300 SL, the little pagoda fulfills its role as a standard bearer. The car we present is in a nice general condition. The white paint is in good condition, as well as the upholstery. The mechanics work well. A leak in the power steering has been noticed. This car starts normally and no suspicious noises have appeared. The owner of this car, a racing driver, has taken great care of it since he has owned it. Moreover, this car with its attractive appearance is seeing its value rise. 1964 MERCEDES-BENZ 230 SL PAGODA Serial number : 11304210005468 Nice aesthetic and mechanical condition French registration 50 000/ 60 000 Nicknamed "Pagoda" because of its domed hardtop, the German convertible was presented in March 1963 at the Geneva Motor Show. Internal code W113, the car is equipped with a 2.3L in-line 6-cylinder engine developing 160 horsepower. With a design by Paul Bracq, the cabriolet is today a car appreciated by the fans of the brand with the star. It has also been successful in competitions and even won the Rallye Liège-Rome-Liège with Böhringer and Kaiser as drivers. The car was designed to be robust and reliable but also usable as an everyday car. Replacing the mythical 190 and 300 SL, the little pagoda fulfills its role as a standard bearer. The car we present is in a nice general condition. The white paint is in good condition, as well as the upholstery. The mechanics work well. A leak in the power steering has been noticed. This car starts normally and no suspicious noises have appeared. The owner of this car, a racing driver, has taken great care of it since he has owned it. Moreover, this car with its attractive appearance is seeing its value rise.

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