Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => W11x chassis cars => Topic started by: Kenneth Gear on March 30, 2005, 09:02:54
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Check out this car, if it's legitimate its an amazing car with amazing documentation.
16,723 orginal miles
http://dnelson.ranchoweb.com/benz.html
Ken G
1971 280 SL
Silver/red
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Low miles and unrestored. That's extremely impressive. Unlike the metallics, tobacco brown must be a pretty durable color. I know of a couple of tobacco brown cars that are still in their original paint. Seems like a very legit car.
Douglas Kim
New York, NY
280 SL #016220
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It is an interesting car. The photos of the odometer confuse me; can anyone elaborate on that? What are those extra numbers doing on there? Also, if the documentation is legit it appears the car has traveled only 1400 miles in the last 14 years (see very last photo). If all is true, and I have no reason to doubt it, seems like one of those really rare finds.
Wonder what he'll ask for it?
Ed Cave
Atlanta, GA
1964 356C
1971 280SL
2002 SC430
2004 A4 3.0
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In my brief read through of the items, the seller mentioned that the taped labels were the reminders his father used to know when next to service the car.
Jonny B
1967 250SL Auto
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Now THAT'S what I call an unmolested car. Too bad (for the owner)the car has hardly been used!
Michael Salemi
1969 280SL
Signal Red w/Black Leather
Restored
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Well guys, the owner of this car is a woman and it's me!! Yes, it is legit and I have posted more pictures on the website. Because of the rarity of this model in this condition the interest seems to be in Europe and the Middle East. Wish someone in the States were seriously interested. Thanks for your interest....
http://dnelson.ranchoweb.com/benz.html
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It's hard to know how seriously interested anyone of us might be without an indication of your asking price. We've seen the photos, read the description, what's your asking price?
Ed Cave
Atlanta, GA
1964 356C
1971 280SL
2002 SC430
2004 A4 3.0
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Ken.
Sorry to hear about your father and your lost. You have a magnifence automobile to remine you of better times. How come you want to sell such a great car? I did have a question have you contacted John Olson from the SL market letter? perhaps putting an add in his newsletter will generate the real enthusist entrest from an M-100 buyer.(612) 377-0155
Also what was the hammer in the tool kit for? It just seems odd.
Good luck
Bob Geco
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Thank you for your compliments on my dad's vehicle. I have not set a price on this unique car, but MB in Germany and several "experts" in the field have said to only entertain offers made at $75,000+ I have someone who is going to the Techno Klassica in Germany next week and he is armed with photographs and info. Hopefully, this will yield information that indicates the market for a one of a kind...one in the world car of this caliber. Thanks so much....Debra
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It would be a great car to display at the new Mercedes Classic Center set to open for business this summer in Irvine, California. Maybe our friend Tom Hanson can explore that possibility.
Tom
1967 250SL
Los Angeles
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keep it on the road ,life is to short you have to drive this thing
my 2 c
1971 280sl
1962 VW
1954 Allstate vespa
1958 gs150 vespa
1962 gs160 vespa
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I ran across this Ebay listing which reminded me of this old thread...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1971-300-SEL-6-3-Documented-Original-Condition_W0QQitemZ300097992607QQcategoryZ6330QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Ken G
1971 280 SL
Silver/red