Description
The W 113 was the successor to the 190 SL and, with its various engines, positioned itself between the 190 SL and the 300 SL (gullwing/ roadster). Because the 300 SL had no comparable successor, the W 113 is sometimes considered its successor.
The W 113 marked the transition from the rounded shapes of the preceding model to a more functional style. The design development, led by Paul Bracq, aimed to clearly differentiate it from its predecessor and create a more masculine appearance. Smooth surfaces, ample usable space, and the absence of decorative elements characterized the Pagoda SL. The primary sales market was the US, with a large proportion of the vehicles going to California.
This Mercedes offered here is a car that was originally delivered in Belgium and is therefore a European version. It is a beautiful car where everything is just right. The panel gaps align beautifully and the bodywork looks very sleek. It sits on "top cap" wheels, which gives the car a sleek appearance. A beautiful black soft top is also included. The interior looks fantastic as well. Naturally, the car drives as you would expect from a Mercedes. A great Pagoda for the true enthusiast.
This car has a Dutch registration.
