Mercedes-Benz W113 SL “Pagoda”
Price
£330k*
*Plus applicable taxes, plus a straight, rust free and clean title donor
Acceleration (0-60)
sub
0
s
Power
0
bhp
Approx Range (Miles)
0
+
Paul Bracq’s styling masterpiece, the Pagoda-roof Mercedes-Benz W113 SL was built to exceptional standards, from cast-aluminium door shells to individually numbered alloy bonnet, bootlid, and door skins. Available as 230sl, 250sl and 280sl form the Pagoda is pure, engineered glamour for both men and women and remains one of the most stylish cars of all time.
The W113 was always glamorous and expensive (twice as much as a 4.2 E-type), with Charlton Heston and John Lennon among star owners in period. John Travolta, David Coulthard, Jason Orange, Kate Moss and Harry Styles have been recent owners.
Mercedes-Benz W113 SL Pagoda Specifications
| Everrati | Legacy 280SL* | |
|---|---|---|
|
Emissions |
ZERO |
4,559 kg C02 per annum |
|
Battery |
68 kWh |
NA |
|
0-60 |
<7.0 seconds
|
8.8 seconds |
|
BHP |
300 BHP / 300 Nm torque
|
174 BHP / 240 Nm torque |
|
Range |
200+ miles
|
248 miles |
|
Top Speed |
124 Mph
|
124 Mph |
- Restored to the highest level by Mercedes-Benz specialists
- Maintain structural integrity; conversion is reversable, maintaining value & options into the future
- Close to original weight & weight distribution
- CAD designed & optimised
- Brand-new 68Kwh battery pack with advanced battery management and temperature control
- Brand-new OEM-grade 3 phase AC motor
- Brand-new custom single speed 1.90:1 gearbox
- Regenerative braking
- Custom designed dials, showing vital information whilst maintaining ‘original’ appearance
Everrati™ restores and modifies classic and iconic Mercedes-Benz cars for its customers to enable them to be used and enjoyed in a low carbon world. Everrati™ does not manufacture vehicles. Everrati™ is not sponsored, associated, approved, endorsed, nor, in any way, affiliated with Mercedes-Benz or any other subsidiary or representative of Daimler AG. The Mercedes-Benz name and crest are trademarks of Daimler AG and any other products mentioned are the trademarks of their respective holders. All brand names, logos and crests along with any other products mentioned are the trademarks of their respective holders. Any mention of trademarked names or other marks is for purpose of reference only. Everrati respectfully requests that these iconic cars should not under any circumstances be referred to as an Everrati Mercedes-Benz, Everrati ‘Pagoda’ or in any manner that suggests it is anything other than a Mercedes-Benz.
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