1989 Mercedes 560SL Convertible Gray

Everyone knows the Mercedes 560SL is a fantastic machine and a great investment. They're one of the hotter cars on the new classics market right now. While they are wonderful and collectible they are also plentiful, so the price of mediocre cars or higher mileage cars lags dramatically behind that of low mileage or premium cars. It also seems like 85% of the 560SL's made must have been red, black white or silver. While none of those colors are badyou just get numb seeing the exact same car over and over again. How many 560SL's have you seen for sale lately with 38,000 original miles? What about smoke silver with burgundy interior? This isn't the typical Mercedes silver. This is a much richer color and a perfect complement to the burgundy interior. It is a very classy combination. Speaking of interiors most 560s have cracked leather, cracked dashes and cracked wood, because they are 30 year old vehicles which spent a lot of time in the sun. Not this one! The interior looks practically new from the original supple leather on the seats, to the unmarked burled wood on the console, to the unblemished dash pad. Even the window switches look new. She runs and drives like new and wears a set of brand new tires, a new soft top and the factory hardtop. If you are looking for a nice, low mileage, 560SL that won't break the bank and would stand out in a crowd of other SL's then this is your car.