Beautiful 1955 Mercedes-Benz 190SL

Beautiful 1955 Mercedes-Benz 190SL

1955 Mercedes-Benz Roadster SL-Class

Beautiful 1955 Mercedes-Benz 190SL for sale

Beautiful German classic roadster made by Mercedes-Benz, as shown here is Mercedes-Benz 190SL built in 1955 comes with a removable hardtop and soft top described as excellent condition example has been driven about 107000 miles looking for a new owner. No words about the mechanical issue, if you're interested should come for a closer inspection to find out its actual condition.

Detail by owner
Beautiful 190SL First year in Production # 234, New Soft Top, Very Sharp Car!!
Clear Title in hand - Inspections Welcome - Private Sale

Mint Condition, 1968 Mercedes-Benz 280S Classic

Mint Condition, 1968 Mercedes-Benz 280S Classic

1968 Mercedes-Benz Sedan W108

Mint Condition, 1968 Mercedes-Benz 280S Classic for sale

Here's one of the luxury cars was offered by the Germany auto maker Mercedes-Benz on the 60s to 70s era, and this is an early 280S series released in 1968 fairly cool white 4-door sedan and almost half a century was reportedly are still in mint condition overall with low miles on it.

This could be one great potential example of the classic 280S ever seen here at autorestorationice.com, probably a greats dusty car being offered for sale in Craigslist asking $8500 located in LA, California. Unfortunately is a minimalist ads less detail and the engine pics not provided, a closer inspection needed for accurately condition. As always come to see is a must to potential buyer.

1977 Mercedes-Benz 409 Crew Cab Truck

1977 Mercedes-Benz 409 Crew Cab Truck

1977 409 Double Cab Mercedes-Benz Truck

Original Mint Condition, 1977 Mercedes-Benz 409 Crew Cab Truck

Here's we found this one in craigslist, unusual classic truck that you can seen on the roads, that was a rare truck in here, there aren't a lot of old Mercedes truck that on the US, very rarely seen especially like this condition. This an retirement of German fire service truck built in 1977 still in excellent condition with 57K kilometers or more than 35K miles on it, has been imported to the US currently are located in Medford, Oregon, and it was looking for a new home.

As we've shown here is 1977 Mercedes-Benz 409 Crew Cab Truck powered by a 4 Cylinders engine mated with manual transmission, it able ran on 65 mph for top speed and can produces 88 horse power. It can carry six persons and 1.5 tons of equipment. The truck seems has great potential as the camper conversion or just like it could actually be quite useful for many other thinks.

No engine photos and no with full interior shots are provided but it looks has perfect condition overall in and out, same as most fire trucks all over the world where is always on garage with excellently maintained to always be ready are top performance for duty only.

Nice Custom Built, 1984 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen

Nice Custom Built, 1984 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen

1984 G-Class Mercedes-Benz SUV

Nice Custom Built, 1984 Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen

This a short wheelbase of the Mercedes-Benz G families has been fully customized to increase his off-road capabilities looks cool is looking for a new home. As the pictures seen here is a G-Wagen 1984 model year one of the best 4x4 vehicles ever made by Mercedes-Benz has been built into what the owner describes as a reliable off-road vehicle and very comfortable on the highway. Claim as a really good condition inside and out has many upgrade parts, unfortunately no engine photos to consider. If interested come to see directly is good for you.

This black color looks good and lifted suspension with big tires increase more inch from the ground. Wheels are well chosen Walker Evan Bead items wearing 37" BF Goodrich Crawler tires, and the twin Hella's mounted up front are also just about perfect. All factory style trim has been retained, including the engine was replaced with a younger Corvette engine. It a convertible car all roof gone was replaced with soft material and roll bar. Overall is a nice off-road custom built outcome which is coming from the Mercedes-Benz G-Wagen.