1967 Mercedesbenz 250sl Blue Metallic

This Blue llic 1, for which limited documentation is available. He also says that the top canvas, seats, and woods were replaced in 2005; the chrome in 2007; the transmission in 2010; the engine in 2012; the brakes in 2020; the fuel system in 2022; and the exhaust in 2023. The body has also been repainted in the original hue. portedly driven regularly and cared for very well, this W113 SL is said to be very clean inside and out, as well as underneath. 

• The Daimler- M129 2.5-liter SOHC inline-six is said to be a rebuilt replacement.
• Factory quoted output was 170 horsepower and 173 lb-ft of torque.
• The Daimler- four-speed automatic is also a rebuilt replacement.
• No weeps, leaks, or other maladies are noted for the rear-drive powertrain.
• The SL’s paint is said to be a re-spray in the original color.
• h tops appear to be in good condition.
• No body or trim issues are cited
• All interior components present well.
• Heat and other comfort and convenience items have no reported concerns.
• Steering, suspension, and brakes are without declared faults.
• The 14-inch steel wheels and the body-colored covers show well.

• d documentation of the 1993 restoration is included.
• An extensive history file comes with the car.
• A rolling storage cart for the hardtop is included.
• Documentation and correspondence going back to 1993 is included.
• The original tool kit is present.
• A nes service manual is also included.

• The A/C system is said to need attention.
• A few chrome pieces are said to need polishing.
• The driver’s seat is said to need a new pad.
• Some paint imperfections are said to be apparent upon close inspection.
• The clock is noted to be inoperative.

• This 1967 – 250SL is said to be a strong #3 car.
• An odometer reading of 18,421 miles is reported.
• The Blue llic finish is declared a re-spray in the original color.
• A stated-replacement Daimler- 2.5-liter SOHC six supplies power.
• A stated-replacement Daimler- four-speed automatic is in place.
• Powertrain components are declared free of concerns.
• The interior presents well, with no needs apparent.
• Steering, brake, and suspension mechanisms are complaint free.

The seller states this vehicle will be sold on a clean Illinois title in his name. This restored 1967 – 250SL Convertible is also declared by the seller to be clean inside and out, as well as underneath. Continuing, he states, “This wonderfully driving car will cruise down the highway at 80 mph effortlessly. It also starts right up every time, and all major mechanicals work as they should.”