1969 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL 'Pagoda'
The 1967 Geneva Motor Show heralded the 230 SL’s successor, the 2,496-cubic-centimeter 250 SL. Production had begun in December 1966, and while the new model retained the strong points of its predecessor, it made new strides in drivability with the larger engine and rear disc brakes. A larger fuel tank gave greater cruising range.
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The 1967 Geneva Motor Show heralded the 230 SL’s successor, the 2,496-cubic-centimeter 250 SL. Production had begun in December 1966, and while the new model retained the strong points of its predecessor, it made new strides in drivability with the larger engine and rear disc brakes. A larger fuel tank gave greater cruising range.
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