The blue-chip classic, which retains its matching-numbers chassis and engine, will be offered by Bonhams without reserve.
changed over coupe production to the 300 SL Roadster in May of 1957, manufacturing 1,858 through early 1964, and of those, it’s estimated that about 1,500 remain today.As A+ collectibles, these are relatively plentiful numbers, ensuring that collector demand remains unabated. Part of the popularity is down to the performance, which, in the context of today’s cars, still seems remarkably modern. Both model variants are powered by a 3.
On September 29, this 1960 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Roadster—a lovely example of a classic’s classic—will be offered at Bonhams’ Audrain Concours Auction in Rhode Island. It’s part of a 22-car collection from the estate of James Messenger that includes European, British, and stateside classics, all selling at no reserve.
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