1989 Mercedes-Benz SL-Class

560SL Roadster Convertible

Automatic

WDBBA48D6KA099455

Clear

Gasoline

1989 Mercedes 560SL RoadsterLOW MILESHard Top & Soft TopArctic White with Blue Interior Two Owner vehicle that has been meticulously maintained since newMUST BE SOLD BEFORE OCTOBER 19 - Client is movingAll Original Mercedes - Paint, Top, Interior, etc.Low Miles - 51,282First Owner from 1989 to 2014 (50,000+ miles)Second Owner 2014 to current (1,000+ miles - used for weekends and shows)Vehicle is Concours ready - has been invited to many Mercedes events due to its originality as a true survivorExterior - White with original dealer installed pinstripingInterior - Blue with original carpets, mats, wood is in great conditionConvertible Top - Blue, original with only slight marking in the rear windowRear convertible area - look a the photo, it is clean like from the factory Hard Top - Like new - has not been on car and is stored indoors and coveredEngine area - clean and still has markings and tags since newTires - like new, low miles on themService books, etc - see photo (all items with the car)Cover - car has a full indoor/outdoor cover that is used when the car is stored indoors to keep the vehicle looking its best The 1989 model year is the best version and most collectible or the R107 model run from 1971 - 1989. These vehicles have increased in value considerably over the past few years and the market is very strong worldwide for these sport luxury models. Current values - this car shows as a #1 vehicle, but due to it not being a fresh restoration and still being original, we categorize it as a strong #2#1 - $ 67,900#2 - $ 42,500#3 - $ 20,600#4 - $ 12,500 In 1986, Mercedes-Benz shipped its most powerful SL of the decade to the U.S. in the 560SL. The car was also the heaviest of the 1971-89 R107 SLs that Mercedes produced, but the new 5.5-liter V-8 engine’s 227 hp did a fine job of mitigating that fact. Top speed was much improved (from 110 mph in the 380SL to 130 mph), and the car was quicker from a standstill to 60 mph by about 4 full seconds. The engine was much torquier, too, which greatly improved the cars’ dynamics. Likewise, the car received a new rear suspension and a limited-slip differential to better handle the added torque and power. Mercedes-Benz also added anti-lock brakes, leather upholstery, an alarm system, and an air bag, all of which better suited the car’s $48,000 price tag. Marquis Auto Restorations is located 10085 Sandmeyer Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19116 Contact Alan at 267-228-9876 for more information on this or any of our other vehicles available for sale. We are a full service restoration facility - including but not limited to: refinishing, metal and bodywork, interiors, mechanical repairs and rebuilding, suspension, electrical, etc.