1971 Mercedes-Benz 280SL 4-Speed

The car is powered by a replacement fuel-injected 2. 8L inline-six paired with a four-speed manual transmission. Features include a replacement black soft top, a Becker Mexico cassette deck, tool kit, and the soft top release handles in their factory case. The car is finished in Silver Grey Metallic (DB180) and features chrome bumpers and trim as well as a replacement Sonnenland canvas convertible top. Plating loss can be seen on the front bumper and delamination is present on the lower corners of the Mercedes-branded windshield. Factory 14” steel wheels retain their black-painted covers and are fitted with 195/75 Bridgestone Roadhandler whitewall tires. A spare wheel, jack, and tools are located in the trunk. The cabin is upholstered in black MB-Tex with a matching dash pad and door panels, and the salt-and-pepper carpets are protected by 280SL-branded floor mats. Amenities include seat belts, a heater, a Becker Mexico cassette deck, and a JVC CD player housed in the glovebox that is linked to a pair of Infinity speakers. The sun visors have been dyed black, and the heater levers have been replaced according to the selling dealer.