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Mercedes 300 SL R107 Nautical Blue Norev 1:18

Mercedes 300 SL R107 Nautical Blue Norev 1:18
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Specifications
Brand
Mercedes
Manufacturer
Norev
Scale
1:18
Material
Diecast
Model Condition
Used Model
SKU
183466
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About the Mercedes 300 SL R107 Nautical Blue Norev 1:18

TL;DR: Norev's 1:18 diecast R107-generation Mercedes SL roadster comes in Nautical Blue with opening doors and hood. This is a used model; the box shows traces of storage while the casting remains sound. The R107 ran for nearly two decades, giving this shape lasting recognition.

Few Mercedes shapes stayed in production as long as the R107 roadster, and this diecast captures its broad-shouldered, unmistakably 1970s-into-1980s stance in Nautical Blue.

Diecast Construction with Working Doors and Hood

The zinc alloy body carries genuine heft, a density that telegraphs metal the moment it leaves its foam tray. Both doors and the hood open, letting a collector inspect the simplified cabin trim and engine bay, a real display feature rather than a listed spec to trust blindly. At this production tier the panel gaps run a shade wider than a hand-finished resin equivalent, and the blue paint reads solid rather than deep under a lamp, a fair trade for the accessible price. This example is a used model, and its box carries traces of storage, an honest, unremarkable condition for a piece that has already spent time on a shelf.

An Unusually Long-Lived Roadster

Mercedes built the R107 roadster from the mid-1970s through the early 1990s, one of the longest production runs of any postwar Mercedes model, spanning multiple engine updates while keeping its broad-shouldered silhouette largely unchanged. That longevity means R107 examples span nearly two decades of small trim and engine variations, which is part of why the shape reads as instantly familiar to several generations of collectors.

Where This Roadster Fits

This model sits comfortably alongside other 1970s and 1980s Mercedes coupes and sedans, its open-top profile offering visual contrast against closed-roof companions. The opening doors and hood make it worth a display position that invites a closer look, and its honestly disclosed used condition keeps it a sensible way to add a long-running Mercedes icon without premium-tier spending.

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