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This beautiful car is the definition of 1970's class. Take a walk around this vehicle you can really see the German engineering throughout all the body lines. It has that classic Mercedes style. These beautiful cars are becoming harder and harder to find. Finished in a dark red it is a real sharp looker. Take a seat inside this beauty and you're greeted by leather upholstered bucket seats that are just what one would need for cruising the autobahn. Under the hood is a 4. 5 Liter V8 that is paired with a 3 speed automatic transmission. Imagine how this car can get up...

The 450SL was Mercedes 2-seat roadster entry into the US market. This example was very well taken care of throughout its pampered life. Sporting a 4. 5L V8 engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission, this invigorating import can get up and move. The top shows very well and the windows are all crystal clear. The paint has been well taken care of over the years and still shines brightly in the sun. The underside shows just as well as the top with no rust and a clean undercarriage. The tires have plenty of life left and grip better than the OEM tires from -73. One short joyride in this German drop-top and you will be in love.

Opening the door to this classic will show you the great condition of the original interior. The leather is still soft and smooth and ready to hug you while you drop the top and soak in the sunlight. The engine fires...

This beauty only has 82,563 original miles on itThe Mercedes-Benz SL name has always signified a certain level of automotive style and sophistication, and each new generation seems both to define and be defined by its era. The first-year cars were dubbed 350SL in keeping with the model designation for Europe, despite actually carrying a 4. 5-liter V-8 underhood. The fuel-injected V-8 featured an overhead cam and delivered 230 horsepower. It was paired with a three-speed automatic, with no manual transmission on offer. Suspension was fully independent and four-wheel disc braking was standard. For 1973, the car-s name was revised and 450SL would be the model designation moving forward. Options on this 1979 Mercedes-Benz 450SL Convertible for sale...

5L V8 engine and a 4-speed automatic transmission, this invigorating import can get up and go. The top shows very well and the windows are all crystal clear. The paint has been well taken care of over the years and still shines brightly in the sun. The underside shows just as well as the top with no rust and a clean undercarriage. The tires have plenty of life left and grip better than the OEM tires from -73. One short joyride in this German drop-top and you will be in love. Opening the door to this classic will show you the great condition of the interior. The interior is still very soft and smooth and ready to hug you while you drop the top and soak in the sunlight. The engine fires with the turn of a key and settles into a soft idle. The suspension and tires hold the road sturdy under you while winding through the back roads. The transmission shifts smoothly letting your...