1966 Mercedes Benz 230SL 2.3l 6 cylinder

As the intended replacement for the legendary 300SL and its baby brother 190SL, the Mercedes Benz 230SL (113 chassis) of 1963 represented nothing less than a reinvention of the sports car. It could be driven at high speeds without requiring heroics from the driver, but it was also pleasant to drive in the stop and go traffic that was becoming increasingly common on Europe’s roadways in the early 1960’s.A squared off two seat car powered by a sohc 2.3 liter six cylinder engine with 150hp. The car had better handling, vastly improved comfort, and a higher level of options than the predecessor SL cars. Road and Track delivered the consummate summation of the SL by writing
This matching numbers vehicle has undergone a recent high quality cosmetic restoration to original build sheet specifications – new paint (DB 568 signal red), hardtop (black), new parchment interior, refinished wood veneer, and new black convertible top. The engine, engine bay, and trunk have been detailed to Show condition. New Vredestein tires. The Blaupunkt radio has been restored to original specification. The solid body required no rust repair; the front fender “notches” and spot welds are present. Tools and manuals included.