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Mercedes-Benz 350SL w107 SL R107 Erstlack, original 17.500 KM 1973

General description : Interne Fahrzeugnr.: 20270

Ansprechpartner: Gross, Dietrich - 0441 209780 12

Ein früher 350SL Roadster mit Hardtop und sensationell geringer Laufleistung. Der Wagen wurde in1972 in ein europäisches Nachbarland ausgeliefert. Elegantes silber-metallic in Verbindung mit beigem Leder, bescheren ihm dezente Eleganz und Sportlichkeit zugleich. Für den sportlich orientierten Fahrer ist er ausgerüstet mit Schaltgetriebe. Der erste Besitzer hatte diverse Fahrzeuge zur Verfügung, was zur Folge hatte, dass der Wagen bei seinem Verkauf erst 4.500km Laufleistung hatte. Ein Mercedes-Benz Liebhaber aus Irland hatte Gefallen gefunden an dem schicken Roadster. Er fuhr ihn wenig, so hat der Wagen bis heute gerade einmal 17.500km gelaufen. Wir haben an dem Wagen einem umfangreichen Kundendienst vorgenommen und die mittlerweile überalterte Bereifung erneuert. Lassen Sie sich einfangen von dem Charme eines Mercedes Roadsters aus den frühen 1970 ern, mit Chromstoßstangen, Leichtmetallfelgen und kräftigen 200PS Leistung aus einem leise vor sich hin brabbelnden 8 Zylinder-Motor. Eine super Chance auf ein unrestauriertes und unverbrauchtes Original.

A former 350SL roadster with hardtop and sensational low running performance. The car was delivered to a European neighboring country in 1972. Elegant silver metallic in combination with beige leather, give it subtle elegance and sportiness at the same time. For the sports-oriented driver it is equipped with manual gearbox. The first owner had several vehicles available, which meant that the car had only 4,500km running on its sale. A Mercedes-Benz lover from Ireland had been pleased with the chic roadster. He drove him a little, so the car has only run 17.500km. We have carried out an extensive customer service on the wagon and renewed the now over-aged tires. Let yourself be captivated by the charm of a Mercedes Roadster from the early 1970's, with chrome rudders, light alloy rims and powerful 200hp output from a quietly braking 8-cylinder engine. A great opportunity for an unrestored and unused original.


Ausstattung: Besonderheiten:
Radio Becker TR Erstlack
LM Felgen Original erst 17.500 Km
Hardtop
Colorverglasung
Servolenkung
Rechter Außenspiegel
Orig. Dokumente


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1973 Mercedes-Benz 350SL w107 SL R107 Erstlack, original 17.500 KM is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Bremer Heerstraße 267DE-26135 Oldenburg by Rosier Classic Sterne GmbH for €78000.

 

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Car type : Car Make : Mercedes-Benz Model : 350SL w107 Model Version : SL R107 Erstlack, original 17.500 KM Engine size : 3.5 Model Year : 1973 Sub type : Convertible Location : Bremer Heerstraße 267DE-26135 Oldenburg Vehicle Registration : Undefined

78000 €

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