Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 280SL Cabriolet 1968
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Specifications Mercedes-Benz SL-Class 280SL Cabriolet 1968 blueprint
The Mercedes Benz SL-Class 280SL Cabriolet 1968, better known as the Pagoda, is an iconic classic car. This genius of German engineering was built with a very low drag-coefficient, making it a drivers dream. Its classic Italian curves make it an eye-catching car as it rolls down the highway. The Poplar wood accents grace the interior, creating a luxurious environment inside. The cabin has plenty of space, allowing you to stretch out and relax while driving. Under the hood, the six-cylinder, 2.8 litre engine is hums quietly while producing a healthy output of 180 HP. Not only that, the responsive four speed automatic transmission makes for smooth rides and rapid acceleration. Inside the cabin, the layout is versatile with an updated version of the classic Bosch mechanical fuel injection system giving the ride a smooth and economical feel. Further technology found onboard includes chrome hubcaps, drum brakes, and adjustable suspension. The Mercedes Benz SL-Class 280SL Cabriolet 1968 also has a new grill which gives it a modern look as well as helping to keep engine temperatures down. The luxurious interior also includes a tilt-steering wheel, adjustable front seats, power brakes, and power windows. Not only that, it also has central locking and electric windows so you can keep your car secure while away from the vehicle. Thinking further ahead, the car also includes a detachable hardtop, allowing you to fold it down to enjoy the wind in your hair.
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