Mercedes-Benz 280 SL Pagode 1973

The 280 SL is known for its timeless aesthetic. Its unique roof design, which resembles the shape of an Asian pagoda, gives it a distinctive and recognizable appearance. The bodywork is characterized by clean lines and balanced proportion, contributing to its elegant appearance. The interior of the 280 SL is spacious and luxurious, often featuring high-quality materials and finishes, providing comfort and style for both driver and passenger.

The engine of the 280 SL is a 2.8-liter six-cylinder inline engine, which produces approximately 170 horsepower. The 280 SL offered a balanced driving experience, with a focus on comfort and stability. The car was known for its smooth handling, precise steering response and excellent roadholding. This makes the 280 SL ideal for both daily use and recreational driving, where drivers can enjoy both the performance and beauty of the car.

This car was originally delivered new in the Netherlands. The mileage is considered logical by the RDW. Currently the driver's side window does not function. During its life, the car has long been owned by 1 owner. This Pagoda and the white 1969 Pagoda 280SL and blue 190 SL also offered for auction came from the same family. The 190 SL belonged to a father of 2 sons, for whom he had bought these Pagodas. It is special that these 3 cars’reunited after a long time.

The Mercedes-Benz 280 SL has earned a special place in automotive history, thanks in part to its appearance in several movies and television shows. The model was often associated with luxury and refinement, which contributed to its status as a status symbol during that period.

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