Easy as 1-2-3. (1) This is the perfect car. (2) Complete your whole deal online or over the phone. (3) Take advantage of free delivery up to 250 miles. Purchasing or Leasing out of state at Taylor is extremely easy. We are able to handle license and title anywhere in the United States. Buy worry free online with our 72 hour hassle free return policy. Speak to any internet sales rep for details.The Mercedes-Benz SSK (W06) is a roadster built by German Mercedes-Benz between 1928 and 1932. The name is an abbreviation of Super Sport Kurz, German for Super Sport Short, as it was a short wheelbase development of the Mercedes-Benz Model S. The SSK's extreme performance and numerous competitive successes made it one of the most highly regarded sports cars of its era. Fewer than 40 SSKs were built during its production span, of which about half were sold as Rennwagen, (racing cars). Many were crashed while racing and subsequently cannibalized for parts. Only four or five entirely original models remain, and their scarcity and rich heritage make them among the most sought-after cars in the world.What does one do when they want to enjoy an extremely scarce sports car without the fear of selling one's soul to the devil and emptying one's retirement fund too? Simple, find a replica! You can enjoy driving it without fear of ruining a piece of history all the while keeping gobs of greenbacks in your wallet. It offers neo-classic styling that most folks will at least admire as it drives by, even if they don't know quite what it is, and with rear-wheel-drive and a featherweight curb weight, it's entertaining on the road. Built on a 1968 Volkswagen Beetle chassis, so it will be very familiar to work on for many mechanics.ExteriorFor a fiberglass kit car, fit and finish are remarkably good, with even door gaps, a snug-fitting trunk lid, and decent paint that is familiar to anyone who has driven, built, or even seen another Gazelle. This one is highlighted by black gloss along with faux exhaust piping which all work to draw your eyes to the long hood and sweeping fenders. Other details like the chrome grille and wire wheels are all part of the vintage illusion, and everything remains in good condition, so you know the car was loved and treated right. And with a black canvas top it all looks the part of a wealthy aristocrat showing up at the club for dinner.InteriorThe seats are pure 1980s cool red space age curved buckets that look futuristic, even in the vintage-looking Gazelle bodywork. There's a small storage area behind the buckets for your briefcase or other small travel items. A 3 spoke leather wrapped wheel gives a firm feel of the road. The custom-made wooden dashboard carries white-faced gauges. Weather protection consists of very 1929-esque folding canvas top but it actually gives the car a very trim appearance and seals up better than a lot of cars of the target era. There's ample storage under the bonnet, big enough for a few tools and supplies, plus battery storage.DrivetrainA 1600cc 4-cylinder boxer engine courtesy of VW rests comfortably under the boot lid. It's topped by a single 1-barrel carburetor and has a 4-speed manual transmission with a 4.125 final drive ratio to transfer power to the ground.UndercarriageUp on our lift we see the underpinnings of a 1968 VW beetle. Square tube stock frame all mounted up and in good solid condition. Independent suspension is on the front while an independent coilover rear suspension brings up the rear. Drum brakes are on all 4 corners and provide capable stopping power.Drive-AbilityIt fired right up and ran just swimmingly. Nothing out of the ordinary, and all working controls.Inexpensive fun that stands out in a crowd, that's all the Gazelle wants to be. Can you imagine yourself driving down main street, creating a one car parade? If that's your kind of fun, give us a call today, or stop by and check out th ... see more