Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => Photo Gallery => Topic started by: ghenne on September 15, 2012, 20:39:22
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I visited another member who has an identically coloured 230SL. Here's how they look together!
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is the color DB291 olive green?
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What are the odds of that, especially in Canada eh? Both look like very nice examples.
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I visited another member who has an identically coloured 230SL. Here's how they look together!
Hey,
I know that car! Or, at least I know the owner.
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The cars are both DB 268 Dunklegrün (Dark Green).
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The cars are both DB 268 Dunklegrün (Dark Green).
Great color!
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besides the color and general aspect (reeeeeaaaallllyy great) I noticed that one is harder and the other is softer :D
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I live just west of Toronto and have a 1970 280SL also in DB268....Interesting.
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I wonder if that's enough to form our own club!
Over the years, I've met a few other DB268 Pagodas in Toronto
- one that drove around the Beaches
- one in Maplecrest Upholstery, getting a new interior
- one that my accountant used to own. He didn't like the operating expenses, so he sold it. I don't think Pagodas are meant for accountants.
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Hi, I've just looked at your post belatedly. What colour upholstry and carpet have both the cars go plse? I have got the same paintwork (Dunkelgrun)and Bamboo upholstery. Figuring out what the carpet colour should be and I'm thinking bamboo although the original owner thought it was a dark brown
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Cognac would look fantastic!
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How come the hardtop's still on? It's May!
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dunkelgrün or moosgrün metallic only with cognac. Just my opinion
Peter
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My car (the one with the hardtop) was originally finished in 114 Natural Light MB-Tex, which is no longer available.
I'm having it redone in its leather equivalent (219 Natural Light) right now.
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Looks like they kissing each other! :-*
Perhaps if you meet more often, one day you'll have a baby? ;D
But that will be stuffed with all kinds of electronics. ::)
Love that picture.
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I'm also green - with envy ;-)
At first I thought that green was only suitable for British classics, but that color suits w113s quite well
ULf
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Looks like they kissing each other! :-*
Perhaps if you meet more often, one day you'll have a baby? ;D
But that will be stuffed with all kinds of electronics. ::)
Love that picture.
Urban
No sex please. Some members of this forum are British!
;D
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When I was shopping for a Pagoda in 1977, green was not on my list of colours. Not even in the top 10. Until I saw this one: green suddenly made perfect sense.
I think it cost me $3000, about the price of a brand new Mini.
I'm still not a fan of green as a car colour, now with one exception.
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When I was shopping for a Pagoda in 1977, green was not on my list of colours. Not even in the top 10. Until I saw this one: green suddenly made perfect sense. I'm still not a fan of green as a car colour, now with one exception.
Ghenne,
I actually had the same view until I saw Artur's restored car (she can bee seen here http://www.sl113.org/forums/index.php?topic=18477.0).
However, I always thought that every British period car looks great in green (such as British green or moss green)