1961 Mercedes-Benz 190SL Introducing this 1961 Mercedes-Benz 190SL, a recently discovered example now offered as a straightforward restoration project. Offered in Fire Engine Red and showing an honest age throughout, this 190SL presents an opportunity for someone looking to bring a classic German roadster back to life.Highlights:- Exterior Color: Fire Engine Red- 1.9-liter M121 Inline-Four- 4-Speed Manual Transmission- Twin Solex Carburetors- Chrome Bumpers w/ Overriders- Classic VDO Instrumentation- High Fidelity Radio- Full-Size Spare Tire IncludedUnder the hood is a 1.9-liter M121 inline-four engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and Solex twin carburetors. While the car is currently not running, it retains many of its components and character, making it a worthwhile candidate for recommissioning or a full restoration.Additional features include VDO instrumentation, a floor-mounted shifter, a boot cover, thin whitewall tires, chrome bumpers with overriders, and a glove box. The cabin is fitted with bucket seats, a dash-mounted rearview mirror, and a two-spoke steering wheel with a horn ring.The 190SL was developed after Mercedes-Benz displayed a prototype at the 1954 New York Auto Show, where strong public interest convinced the company to put it into production. It went on to become one of the brand's most successful postwar sports cars, helping establish Mercedes-Benz in the American market.If you've been looking for a rewarding classic project, this 190SL offers timeless styling and heritage without pretense. Contact us for more details and take the next step toward owning an iconic piece of German motoring history. For $29,950
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