Bburago Mercedes Benz 300SL Red 1:24
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Bburago Mercedes Benz 300SL Red 1:24
If you are an avid collector of metal cars, or if you just want to make your son happy, the Bburago metal model car is perfect for that. The collectible models of this manufacturer are among the most popular products of their kind on the market, not only due to their precise workmanship, but also due to their very reasonable price. The Bburago Mercedes Benz 300 SL1954 is made in 1:24 scale. The metal car will win you over at first sight with its unique design, which stands out with a large number of details.
Key features of the metal model Bburago Mercedes-Benz 300SL Red 1:24
- The Bburago model from the historical period is well crafted
- Mercedes Benz 300 SL1954 contains a large number of details
- Model has opening doors and both hoods, steering wheel rotation is fully functional
- With detailed lights and indicators and rubber tyres
- 1:24 scale model
- The model is packed in traditional Bburago packaging on a plastic base for collectors
- Suitable for children from 3 years of age
The Mercedes-Benz 300SL is suitable for collectors and play
The metal model of one of the most successful vehicles of the post-war era comes in traditional Bburago packaging on a plastic base. The box is transparent, so it is possible to display the model even in the packaging, so it will not be dusty and still be clearly visible. The Bburago Mercedes Benz 300 SL1954 in red pleases with a multitude of purposeful and design details. The metal car has opening doors and both hoods and fully functional wheel steering. The Bburago Classic range offers detailed pad printing in high-quality paint, detailed engine and dashboard, lights and turn signals and rubber tyres.
The first West German Mercedes-Benz sports car of the post-war era
The car was first introduced at the 1954 New York Auto Show as a street version of the W194 race car. The open version was not produced until 1957. It attracted attention mainly because of its unusual doors, which resemble the unfolded wings of a seagull, which are hinged on the roof and open upwards. The two-seat, rear-wheel drive Mercedes-Benz 300 SL sports car featured a six-cylinder 142 kW engine that reached a top speed of 250 km/h.
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