Mercedes-Benz W113 280SL Pagoda Full Retrim
Harry Pitcher • July 17, 2020
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Mercedes-Benz W113 280SL Pagoda we completed a full retrim on. The vehicle was undergoing a full restoration so went elsewhere after receiving the full d:class treatment. Hopefully one day we get the opportunity to see the vehicle as a complete restoration. We have worked long and hard on this #280sl but we are over the moon with the results. Seats retrimmed in red leather, new carpets, supplied hood fitted, seatbelts, door cards, dashboard, sun visors, under dash, centre box and more.
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