This comprehensive Mercedes Benz PKW Typen Baureihe W108-W113 Service Repair Workshop Manual is your indispensable guide to maintaining and repairing your classic Mercedes-Benz. Covering the years 1968-1972, this manual is packed with detailed information and instructions written in German, providing the exact information used by professional mechanics and technicians. You'll find step-by-step instructions for all repairs, servicing, and troubleshooting procedures. Hundreds of pages with high-quality illustrations, diagrams, and photos make every step clear and easy to follow. Whether you're a seasoned professional or a dedicated enthusiast, this manual will empower you to perform any task with confidence and precision.

The Mercedes-Benz W108 and W113 series, produced between 1965 and 1972, represent a significant chapter in the history of the German automaker. These models, known respectively as the "S-Class" and the "SL," embodied the luxury and engineering prowess that Mercedes-Benz had become renowned for. The W108, a four-door sedan, was a substantial departure from its predecessors, introducing a new level of refinement and comfort. Featuring a spacious interior, independent suspension on all four wheels, and a powerful range of six-cylinder engines, the W108 set the standard for luxury sedans of the era. Its design, characterized by sharp lines and a low-slung profile, was both elegant and enduring, contributing to its lasting appeal even today. The W113, a two-seater roadster, was a more sporting proposition, offering open-top driving pleasure and a timeless aesthetic. Its distinctive "pagoda" roof, with its distinct curved lines, remains a defining feature of the model. The W108 and W113 series were not merely vehicles; they were statements. They signified success, sophistication, and a commitment to meticulous craftsmanship. They were favored by celebrities, politicians, and business magnates, becoming symbols of their time. The W108 and W113 series also played a pivotal role in the development of Mercedes-Benz's reputation for safety and reliability, pioneering innovations such as crumple zones and anti-lock brakes. The "German Engineering" moniker became synonymous with these models, establishing a legacy that continues to influence the automotive world today. The 1968-1972 Service Repair Workshop Manual, written in German, offers a comprehensive guide for maintaining and repairing these iconic vehicles, ensuring that their legacy continues to be cherished by enthusiasts and collectors for years to come.