Mercedes W113 Pagoda (1963–1971) Stainless Steel Grille

New mirror-polished 304 stainless steel grille for the Mercedes-Benz W113 Pagoda. It gives the car a serious facelift, replacing a dull or damaged grille.

Its nickname comes from its removable hardtop with raised edges, dished like a pagoda roof: an idea of engineer Béla Barényi, the father of passive safety at Mercedes, which gained both rigidity and glass area. Styled by Paul Bracq, the W113 replaced the 300 SL and the 190 SL at a stroke, and as early as 1963 Eugen Böhringer proved it was more than a boulevard roadster by winning the Spa-Sofia-Liège marathon at the wheel of a 230 SL.

• 1 grille surround with horizontal bars
• The ring and the star

• Mercedes W113 Coupé Pagoda (1963–1971)

All our parts for this marque: Mercedes-Benz bumpers.

Part reproduced in mirror-polished 304 stainless steel from the original grille. The surround, bars, ring and star are checked and then hand-finished in our workshop in Beaumontois-en-Périgord (Dordogne). Lifetime guarantee against corrosion.

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Fits in place of the original grille.

Shipped from our workshop. Our W113 Pagoda stainless steel bumpers are listed on a separate page. Prices include VAT; shipping to France and Europe. A question about your model? Call the workshop on +33 7 56 95 43 91.

Shipping costs: France €50 · European Union €100 · United Kingdom £110. Other destinations: please get in touch. Lead times depend on production, and the workshop will confirm yours when you order (shipping policy).