This 1967 Mercedes-Benz 250 SL is finished in silver over a red leather interior, showing 75,000 km. Its 2.5-litre inline-six is rated at 150 hp and drives the rear wheels through an automatic gearbox. The seller lists the car as a three-seat car, with the transverse rear seat fitted behind the two front seats, and it is now offered by Open Air Imports in Nijlen, Belgium, with a 30-photo gallery.

The car is an open two-seater in silver with body-colour hubcaps and a red soft top folded away under its cover in the photographs. The seller published specifications and photographs only for this car, with no history, so the listing makes no claim about its past.

The cabin is trimmed in red leather with matching red carpets, a wood-rimmed steering wheel and a painted dashboard with a full set of round instruments and a period radio. The rear occasional seat that the seller lists is visible in the gallery.

The engine bay presents the fuel-injected 2.5-litre six in clean order, and the gallery covers the boot and its lid in detail.

The 250 SL was the middle version of the W113 Pagoda range, built for roughly a year across 1966 and 1967 before the 280 SL replaced it. It is the rarest of the three Pagoda models by production, and it brought rear disc brakes and a larger fuel tank to the range.