In the 1960s, Mercedes-Benz began developing a series of sports cars characterized by high performance and great attention to aspects of the automobile, meeting the needs of the expanding "luxury" automobile market segment.
The acronym SL (Sport and Light) refers to the various models that have been developed and launched over the years.
In the 1970s, the German automobile company launched the R107 and C107 series in roadster and coupé versions, which quickly achieved considerable commercial success.
The C107 evolved into the “top model” coupe SLC 500, whose production lasted almost a decade.
With a 4973 cm3 engine and an output of 237 hp, the Mercedes SLC 500 became the benchmark for the “premium” market, which also produced some iconic models in the 1970s that still stimulate the imagination and dreams of many collectors today.
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Scale 1:24
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The acronym SL (Sport and Light) refers to the various models that have been developed and launched over the years.
In the 1970s, the German automobile company launched the R107 and C107 series in roadster and coupé versions, which quickly achieved considerable commercial success.
The C107 evolved into the “top model” coupe SLC 500, whose production lasted almost a decade.
With a 4973 cm3 engine and an output of 237 hp, the Mercedes SLC 500 became the benchmark for the “premium” market, which also produced some iconic models in the 1970s that still stimulate the imagination and dreams of many collectors today.
Plastic model kit
Scale 1:24
unbuilt / unpainted
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