1954-63 Mercedes Benz 300 Sl Roadster & Gullwing Workshop Service Manual on 2040-parts.com
Denver, Colorado, US
As shown, in very good condition, crease in the cover, but all the interior pages (there are a couple of hundred, estimated) are intact and in good condition.
This was bought for a 1958 300SL Roadster, but seems to apply to all Type 300SL vehicles and years.
The Foreword describes the book as "the Workshop Manual for Type 300SL, which we place in the hands of our dealers and distributors, contains all information required for carrying out repairs in a competent manner."
Printed in Germany.
Shipping cost to USA only, others please email me first. thanks!
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