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1989 MERCEDES-BENZ 560SL ROADSTER

GORGEOUS 1989 Mercedes-Benz 560SL Roadster in Light Ivory with Palomino Leather, both Tops, Matching Light Ivory Hardtop, Dark Brown Soft Top. Extremely desirable, last year for the 107 body and best year of the entire production run. Only three owners from new, an extremely nice original example with only 55k miles, Paint, Body and Interior all in beautiful condition. Dash in pristine condition, no cracks or sun damage, beautiful Burl Walnut trim throughout still maintains a high luster. Paint meters correctly on all panels, a couple of cosmetic touch ups on hood over the years. Soft top like new, rear windows clear. Leather in beautiful condition, pleats in the seats still stand up tall ! Mechanically well sorted and maintained, drives fantastic ! Original spare, never down ! Original Becker radio replaced with later radio, last owner did not keep the original. Has it’s books, with services stamped, both top wrenches, tool kit, etc. (Hardtop rack not included) Extremely well preserved 560SL, collectible quality and definitely the one you want to own!

Price: $ 31,995. Call Motor Group LLC 480-993-3390.  SCOTTSDALE, AZ. Click here to inquire by email on this vehicle.

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1998 CHEVROLET CORVETTE INDY PACE CAR CONVERTIBLE

This car is like new inside and out with only 6,800 miles. If you would like one of the very best! Please call 850-623-2781 after 5 pm.

1969 SHELBY GT350 PROTOTYPE

1969 Shelby GT350, 9F02M482329 is best described by it's SAAC Registry listing from the 2014 edition: ""GT350. F60x15 tires. Shipped to Shelby Automotive Engineering (Brighton, MI) 5/19/69; MSRP $5149.50; dealer cost $4225.30; invoiced to FoMoCo at cost $3586.40. The car was built at Ford with a Cougar dash, a note that plate number assigned was #69ST316, Cougar Interior, 351C prototype engine, 6000 rpm tach and 120 mph speedometer and special engineering numbers. Shipped to Fred Goodall for development of Conelec fuel injection 3/31/70. List of company cars dated 3/31/70 showed the car in service as development vehicle for fuel injection, valued at $3586.40. The transmission has the correct Shelby VIN, #2329. Subsequent dealer history not known. Original owner not known..."" 1969 Shelby #2329 is currently powered by its experimental 351 Cleveland motor (all regular production 1969 and 1970 Shelbys were equipped with 351 Windsor motors), featuring ""XE"" casting Ford Experimental Cylinder heads, Aluminum Intake, Water pump and Exhaust manifolds. It is shifted by an Experimental FMX transmission (all regular production cars received C4 transmissions). The car is currently carbureted by a 4V Boss 351 setup. The Interior retains it's factory installed Cougar dash with unique gauges in good condition. Shelby unique roll bar and retractors are intact. By placing a bid on this vehicle you are entering into a legal and binding contract to purchase the above-described vehicle. We reserve the right to cancel all existing bids and end the auction early should the item no longer be available for sale. Payment: A deposit of $1000 (non-refundable) must be paid within 48 hours of winning bid. The remaining balance must be paid within 3 business days.

Call 2S Motorcars 573-225-7854.  CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO.

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