With a great color combo, precision sheet metal, and timeless elegance, this 1986 Mercedes-Benz 560SL continues to offer the upper-class feeling in an affordable vintage package. The crisply creased body panels instantly remind you why you love a precision-engineered German car. And this one was built to be a distinctive driver. It carries the more aerodynamic factory alloy wheels that only came on the younger cars of this generation. It reminds you that these later R107s mean the latest advances while still being eligible for vintage insurance and/or registration discounts. Its a highly original example where even the paint is a factory application. The Arctic White has a timeless sense of style. Theres a good gloss to look attractive out on the road, and as people get closer, it has the aged-in look that lets you tell the tale of originality. And the full package has the right quality details. The chrome bumpers shine brightly, and the upgraded wheel arches add to the polish. Plus, the two-tone red pinstriping adds the right dash of vibrant color. The black soft top has the proper look of formalwear against the white paint. This also has a color-matched hardtop that gives you the option to have a very coupe-like profile whenever you want. But of course, this one was really meant to be open to the world. The tan leather interior is just as timeless as the white paint when it comes to symbols of elegance. The seats were even updated later in life to remain looking and feeling good. Power windows, plush carpeting, cruise control, crisp VDO gauges, and a commanding feeling from the drivers seat are all part of that true drivers car attitude you get from a proper Mercedes SL. And because this is a later model car, you get all the best safety features like anti-lock brakes, a third brake light, and a drivers airbag. The 560SL was really the car to have from the R107 period because it combined a powerful motor with a reputation for durability. You can tell by the cleanliness of the engine bay that this has