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1967 Mercedes-Benz 250SL – Tunis Beige, Euro-Spec Details, 10,000 Miles, Three Owners

Overview
Presented here is a beautifully preserved 1967 Mercedes-Benz 250SL “Pagoda,” notable for its originality and highly desirable European specification. Showing just 10,000 miles and three owners, it retains all original body panels and carries one of the most sought-after W113 colors: Tunis Beige.

Exterior
All body panels remain original, evidenced by factory spot welds, matching body codes, and correct headlight notches, confirming the car’s structural authenticity. Finished in Tunis Beige—a hue that reads more like a sandy silver than a traditional beige—the car presents with elegant, understated presence that flatters the Pagoda’s timeless lines.

Euro-Spec Details
As a European delivery car, this 250SL features cleaner, more elegant styling than its U.S.-market counterparts, with overrider-less chrome bumpers, no side marker lights, and convex Bosch “fishbowl” headlights. These details give the car a purer, more cohesive look that many enthusiasts and collectors consider the ideal specification for a W113.

Wheels & Trim
The car rides on OEM steel wheels with factory hubcaps, a look widely regarded as the most authentic and complementary to the Pagoda design—far preferable to later alloy wheel conversions. Chrome and trim are complete and in good condition throughout; the included hardtop’s brightwork is fully presentable, though noted as being slightly less well-preserved than the rest of the car, adding to its honest, unembellished character.

Interior & Presentation
Inside, the 250SL maintains the refined, understated luxury expected from a W113, with a period-correct cabin that pairs beautifully with the Tunis Beige exterior. The overall presentation is that of a gently aged, well-cared-for classic rather than a heavily restored or modified example, preserving both originality and charm.

History & Condition
With three owners from new and only 10,000 miles indicated, this Pagoda stands out for its combination of low mileage, original panels, and desirable Euro-delivery specification. The originality of its body, the quality of its finishes, and the completeness of its trim make it a compelling choice for collectors seeking a W113 that is both correct and visually arresting.

Key Information & Features

• Model: 1967 Mercedes-Benz 250SL (W113 “Pagoda”)

• Engine: 2.5-liter inline-six (factory specification)

• Transmission: Manual

• Drive: Rear-wheel drive

• Mileage: 10,000 miles

• Owners: 3

• Exterior Color: Tunis Beige (reads as sandy silver)

• Body: All original panels with factory spot welds, matching codes, and correct headlight notches

• Specification: European delivery – overrider-less bumpers, no side markers, convex Bosch “fishbowl” headlights

• Wheels: OEM steel wheels with factory hubcaps

• Trim: Chrome and stainless complete and in good condition; hardtop brightwork very presentable but slightly less pristine than the rest

• Fuel Type: Gasoline

• Condition: Used, highly original, structurally authentic, well-preserved Euro-spec Pagoda

• Seller Type: Personal

With its original body, Euro-spec details, and rare, sophisticated Tunis Beige finish, this 1967 250SL offers exactly what discerning Pagoda buyers seek: authenticity, elegance, and a specification that elevates it well above the average example.