1966 Mercedes-benz Sl-class on 2040-cars
Fort Lee, New Jersey, United States
If you have any questions or would like to view the car in person please email me at: stephanydarnstaedt@gmx.us .
1966 Mercedes Benz 230SL
This is single owner car since December of 1966. This vehicle was owned by one woman was the wife of a prominent
surgeon in northern NJ. It was given to her as a wedding anniversary present in the year of 1966. For the past
almost 50 years, this car has only traveled 67k miles. All documented services were performed at a mercedes Benz
dealer. With complete service history including service records from almost fifty years ago. The car is finished in
ivory cream exterior , with a black hard top, black perfect soft top and black leather interior. The wood, carpet,
door panels, and all Crome trim is perfect and original. The ENTIRE car is original!!!! The Original exterior paint
is near flawless. Their is no rust, no leaks, no squeaks, rattles. The transmission shifts perfectly , the 2.3
liter six cylinder is proportionally enough power for this classic roadster. There is no 113 chassis that is
documented as this car is. All original paperwork, data card, invoices, from 1966. This is a rare opportunity
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