The Mercedes 300 SL Gullwing 1964 is one of the most famous hot rods ever. It has won many admirers for its beautiful and sleek design, long fluttering bodywork, elegant interiors, and excellent engineering. This luxurious vehicle was designed by the great coachbuilder Hugo Benz and built in Sologne, by Benz. It is one of the rarest kinds of cars. And its rarity ensures that the Gullwing 1964 is something that not even a hundred years from now will be able to afford.
Many people are interested in owning this car. But first, they need to understand the history of it. During the war, the Gullwing was used as a transport vehicle by the Luftwaffe. It was also used for experimental aircraft and a number of German fighter planes. The airframe was reinforced with steel plates to protect the internal components of the plane.
In 1960, the Mercedes company decided to discontinue its automobile business due to the new popularity of the American "Beetle" car. But Mercedes managed to revive its automobile division and released another automobile, the 300 SL. This low ground speed car became the best-selling sports car of its time, especially in Europe. The car was so successful that Mercedes received countless orders and even now, the production is still continuing.
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