1970 Mercedes-Benz 280SL Project

The car wears older white paint over a tan interior, and power is from a 2. 8-liter straight-six paired with a four-speed automatic transmission. Service in March 2020 included fluid and filter changes, a tune-up, suspension and brake work, and more. The car wears older white paint that shows chips, cracking, and corrosion throughout as well as evidence of earlier body repairs in the nose. A color-matched hardtop is included in the sale, while no soft top is fitted. Factory 14� steel wheels wear stock covers and older Toyo tires. A brake service in May 2020 included repair of the front calipers as well as replacement of the front and rear pads, the master cylinder and reservoir, and three hoses. The front subframe bushings, control arm bushings, front and rear shock absorbers, steering damper, eccentric pin, and sway bar end links were also replaced. The cabin features Cognac MB-Tex seat upholstery, loop carpets, and chrome accents on the dash and door panels. Chrome-ringed VDO instrumentation includes a 140-mph speedometer and a tachometer with a 6,500-rpm redline.