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1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SL

$329,000

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Price check

The asking price is $329,000. Across the 44 cars of this model currently listed here, the typical asking price is $125,564, so this car is 162% above that typical figure. For reference, sold 280SL cars in this collection have a median price of $85,200 (35 sold).

Details

Year1969
Model280SL
SeriesW113
ChassisChassis not recorded
MileageMileage not stated
Exterior colourBlue-Grey (906)
TransmissionNot recorded
Condition280SL Pagoda, nut-and-bolt restoration (carried out in the seller's German workshop); DB 906 Blue Metallic over parchment leather; Frigiking air conditioning.
SellerHemmings seller
Listed byHemmings
LocationGreat Neck, NY

About this car

Hemmings listing in Great Neck, NY. 280SL Pagoda, nut-and-bolt restoration (carried out in the seller's German workshop); DB 906 Blue Metallic over parchment leather; Frigiking air conditioning.

What the photos show

Money: At $329,000 you are paying top money, and the close-ups of the cabin and engine back it up, but the distant exteriors and the missing soft top and underside still leave inspection money to spend before committing.

Interested in this car? View the original listing at Hemmings — the sale is handled by the seller on their own site.

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