This Mercedes-Benz 300SL Roadster windshield has been unused since it was manufactured by Sudglas-Kristal most likely in-period. The panel was manufactured in West Germany and is constructed from laminated safety glass with a convex profile and curved edges. Manufacturer markings are etched on the surface shown in the gallery with the original parts number sticker still intact. This windscreen is offered out of Paradise Valley, Arizona with No Reserve and the seller can assist with shipping on the buyer’s behalf.

Mercedes-Benz introduced the 300SL Roadster in 1957 with production ending in 1963 which resulted in 1,458 Roadsters built. This Roadster windshield is constructed of laminated safety glass, and the convex profile is bordered by curved edges. The top passenger side corner of the windshield shows some visible delamination. The seller also notes some very small delamination spots in both lower corners which would mostly be concealed by the rubber molding. No cracks are seen anywhere in the glass.

Manufacturer marks from Sudglas-Kristal and DOT markings are etched on the inside surface of the windscreen. Original part numbers and information are attached to the original sticker still on the glass. The part number reads as: A 198 671 00 10.

This windshield is only for the 300SL Roadster and not the Gullwing coupe. West German proof of manufacture is shown on the sticker as Sudglas-Kristal, which was a prolific brand widely used on luxury cars before the end of the Cold War. Bidding is offered with No Reserve.

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