1967 Mercedes Benz 250SL Seller’s Guide

 

At the end of 1966, the Mercedes Benz 230SL was succeeded by the 1967 Mercedes Benz 250SL – a car which picked up where the 230SL left off. While Mercedes decided to continue with the sleek styling and the clean, angular lines of the 230SL, the six-cylinder in-line engine had more than 150-horsepower and generated 10 percent more torque than its predecessor. In fact, the 1967 250SL was 1.1 seconds faster than the 230SL in 0 to 60 tests. The 1967 Mercedes 250SL also used a monocoque chassis with front suspension, while the rear incorporated a single-pivot swing axle and transverse springs set up to compensate for camber. Four-wheel disc brakes were also added and buyers were given more options inside the cabin. If you’re looking to sell a 1967 Mercedes 250SL, some of the options buyers look for are leather, the original Blaupunkt radios, and low-rust models.

 

Selling a 1967 Mercedes Benz 250SL

Considered a one-year model, the 1967 Mercedes Benz 250SL is sought-after among buyers who appreciate the SL line of Mercedes autos and who want to own a piece of that illustrious history. Alex Manos – a renowned California classic car dealer – invites you to browse this website at your leisure to learn 1967 Mercedes 250SL Seller’s Tips and to find the resources necessary to make a sound decision regarding the sale of your classic auto. It is important to remember that these cars are over three decades old; they will show signs of maintenance and repair. In fact, the 1967 Mercedes roadster was designed as a driving car – and they were driven! It will be hard for buyers to find a model that has not had some type of work. However, showing potential buyers that the work performed on your auto is quality work can increase the value. Furthermore, having documentation that shows the repairs and maintenance done to the vehicle over the years is a valuable asset. If you don’t have records, don’t worry. You can also have the auto checked out by a mechanic prior to the sale. This will give buyers comfort in knowing exactly what they’re getting into.

 

When you’re ready to sell your 1967 Mercedes Benz 250SL, Alex Manos and his team of European classic car experts would like to speak with you. Their team is always looking to purchase classic cars of all types, conditions and locations, and will happily offer you top dollar, in cash. Connect with them today to discuss your particular model and to sell your vehicle today. They look forward to hearing from you soon!

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