Even while it was still in production, the Mercedes-Benz 190 SL Cabrio was a highly popular item at WIKING – as young buyers were more than happy to purchase this dream car. With the 190 SL, Mercedes-Benz approached the territory of its "big brother" in the fifties – even though the 300 SL gullwing offered, of course, greater splendour and speed. At the “International Motor Sports Show” in New York, Mercedes-Benz presented both of the SL models, which have remained mythical and legendary to this day. Mercedes-Benz liked to describe the 190 SL as a "touring sports car" in their brochures. The coexistence of two different SL series at the time was unique in the history of Daimler-Benz and was later withdrawn. WIKING is revitalising the historic moulds of the Mercedes-Benz 190 SL and is presenting the summer-loving convertible with contemporary paintwork in light blue.

Baby blue body with clear lacquer finish, interior and folding convertible top black, pearl-white steering wheel, chassis silver. Headlights painted silver, indicators in orange. Radiator grille with silver Mercedes-Benz star and grille frame with central bar. Tail lights imprinted carmine red. Also, rear Mercedes-Benz star and model designation “190 SL” with underscore in silver. Side door handles, ornamental strips and stone chip protection as well as window frames imprinted silver. Wheels with white wall design.