1959 Mercedes-Benz 190SL

• silver paint looks smooth, glossy and even all round with tight door gaps, so no repaint or panel work is visible
• chrome bumpers, grille and hubcaps look bright and the wide whitewalls look clean, so no chrome or tyre bill is showing
• black leather seats and door panels look fresh and unmarked and the carpets look new, so no retrim spend is visible
• silver dash, gauges and white wheel look clean and complete, so no dash work is suggested
• the soft top is only seen folded under its black boot in the sampled photos, so you cannot judge the raised top fabric or fit from these pictures
• engine bay shows the correct four-cylinder but on twin Weber carburettors instead of the original Solexes, and the bay itself is honest and a bit grimy rather than detailed, so budget a bay tidy and know the carbs are a change
• boot and rear deck carpet look clean and new, and the boot floor has a tidy mat and spare, so no boot spend is visible
• the underside is not shown in the sampled photos, so you cannot judge floors, sills or rust from these pictures

Money: no sold price is listed, and the body, chrome and trim support strong 190SL money - the Weber swap, undetailed engine bay and unseen underside are the deductions to price in.