1968 Mercedes 250SL with 2 tops

1968 Mercedes-Benz 250SL with 2 tops Introducing this extremely original 1968 Mercedes-Benz 250SL with 2 tops featured with a matching numbers engine. Finished in its factory color Light Beige "Hellbeige" (Code: 181) complemented by a sand beige interior, this example offers a bold yet sophisticated presence. Equipped with both a Havanna Brown removable hardtop and a black convertible soft top, it delivers the best of open-air driving and year-round versatility.Highlights:- Factory Color: Light Beige "Hellbeige" (Code: 181)- Numbers-Matching Hood- Numbers-Matching 2.5-Liter M129 Inline-Six- Automatic Transmission- Bosch Mechanical Fuel Injection- Power-Assisted Four-Wheel Discs- Havanna Brown Removable Hardtop- Black Convertible Soft Top- Chrome Accents- Spot Welds- Classic VDO Instrumentation- Becker Europa TR Stereo- 14-Inch Steel Wheels- Manufacturer's Literature Included- Jack, Tool Roll, and Spare Tire IncludedUnder the hood lies a 2.5-liter inline-six paired with an automatic transmission. Additional features include power steering, power-assisted four-wheel disc brakes, twin exhaust finishers, and Bosch mechanical fuel injection, all working together to provide optimal performance. The exterior is accented by signature chrome trim, side moldings, 14-inch steel wheels, and Mercedes-Benz hubcaps wrapped in Michelin tires, completing the iconic look. This example includes a jack, tool roll, and a full-size spare tire, all neatly stored in the trunk.Inside, the cabin offers a clean and functional layout with low-back bucket seats, a two-spoke steering wheel with horn ring, center console, map pockets, manual crank windows, and an analog clock. A Becker Europa TR radio is installed for convenience, while classic VDO gauges, featuring a 140-mph speedometer, 7k-rpm tachometer, and auxiliary gauges, maintain the car's vintage charm.Produced for a short period between late 1966 and early 1968, the 250SL is one of the rarer variants of the W113 series, making it especially desirable among collectors. This example also includes an owner's manual, adding to its provenance and appeal. A beautifully presented Pagoda that captures the spirit of the era and remains mechanically sound. For $67,500