Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => General Discussion => Topic started by: bsimaz on March 07, 2012, 20:16:04
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http://www.beverlyhillscarclub.com/1970-mercedes-benz-280sl--c-703.htm
I know the price of some of our cars has gone up in recent year but this is
really going too far. This car isn't even safe to drive. I really hope no one gets taken by these guys.
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It's got more wood than a Morgan!
But think of the value of all that CHROME!!!
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Looks like a fine piece of 'Chip-pendale' furniture.
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Looks sadly like a car Fred & Barney would have been proud of. ;D
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Hmm, doesn' t scare me too much but looks like its priced about $15 K too high!
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Hmm, doesn' t scare me too much but looks like its priced about $15 K too high!
definately
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That's why they're called 'floor boards'.....
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Well I guess they don't try and hide the plywood floor but it certainy is embarassing that someone would take such short measures. I wonder what the photos don't show?
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floor certainly won't rust! - might get woodworm though
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At the very least they could of veneered the boards with an exotic wood like burled walnut or zebrano wood!
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"Previous owner removed the floors" and the entire sills and the engine(rad and heater not hooked up). Who knows what else. But at least it is an "original California car".
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That makes my s%&t boxes look like gold.
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I am hoping that this is the " Before " of a before and after shoot! Paint,Chrome and interior look good. I don't think that is an original colour but it looks good. :o
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How 'bout a gallon of por-15.......?
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I don't think it's that bad. They sell a hammer finish rattle can at the Home Depot that would cover those boards easily and if you use enough it might even be a little sticky around the edges to reinforce the floor boards. Yes, I know a hammer finish isn't technically the correct, original finish for the floor boards, but it IS only a $19500 car. And it's a SoCal car at that! :-)...
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You have to hand it to the dealer though. He's pretty honest about the car. Aside from the fact that his description sounds a little like the previous owner had ordered the Pagoda with the "removable floors" option and decided to leave them out, they are showing all the pictures to tell the story. I like how they are making a point of showing that the hood is a non-matching numbers piece ;-)..... (Alas, not mine though)....