1967 Mercedes-Benz 230 SL. White with black interior. This car has been in the care of a long-time enthusiast/owner and is in good overall condition. 39,000 miles are shown on the odometer, but true mileage is unknown. Body and paint are freshly detailed and remain in very good overall condition. The interior is clean and detailed and the seats are firm and supportive. The carpeting and gauges are in good condition as well. On the underside, the undercarriage and floor boards appear very solid and rust free. This 230 SL features the 2.3L six-cylinder engine and automatic floor shift transmission. Options include factory hardtop, Becker AM/FM radio, and more. The new SL was debuted in 1963, replacing the older gullwing era SLs. With it the new SLs brought advancements in both styling and equipment. The treacherous swing axle of the previous car was replaced with an independent rear suspension, allowing for greatly improved handling, especially at higher speeds. The fuel injection system (a motoring first for the previous SL) was also reworked, greatly improving reliability and lowering maintenance troubles. The front drum brakes were replaced with a more powerful disc/caliper system. Attractively styled and easy to maintain and operate, the 230/250/280 SL series are regarded as one of the most collectible Mercedes-Benz vehicles. On the road, our 230 SL is a fun driving car. Owners will note no trouble keeping up with modern traffic, thanks to the peppy 2.3L I6 and low curb weight. The ride is tight and crisp; the SL goes where you point it thanks to the independent rear suspension. The top operates with ease and the interior is clean and fresh. As with all of our vehicles, this 230 SL has been inspected and prepared to our highest TLD standards. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us.