Beyond my comprehension

[RickInTex]

Believe me, I have no relation or affiliation to the seller, although I live nearby.  A good candidate for "what non-original things do you notice on this 'restored' pagoda?"  Not for the faint of heart.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=6338&item=4547766806&rd=1

Rick
Dallas TX
1967 250SL, 4-speed

[Douglas]

Holy smokes!

Douglas Kim
New York, NY
280 SL #016220

[Malc]

Brings a whole new  meaning to "cut and shut"!

Mind you, was this the next MB development[:p]

Whatever rows your boat! I wonder how much it will go for...

Malc

[hauser]

A design experiment gone wild![:0]  

I think this vision will haunt me for a long time! :x

Perhaps this is an example of not choosing your restoration specialist wisely.



1969 280sl 5 spd
Gainesville, Fl.

[plumzany]

Good Grief!  My wife thought it was a 300CD clone!!

 

[norton]

Well being as this is a 1965 280SL, could it be the long lost Prototype car  To bad there's no pic's of the ultra rare 4 cylinder SL engine[:0]

Mike Halleck
Chesterfield Mi
71 280SL
68 250SL (parts car)
94 E320 Coupe

[Jonny B]

Is this the attack of the killer SL's???

Jonny B
1967 250SL Auto

[tuultyme]

IF the price does not go any higher may be a candidate for a reconvert?  IF there is no rust!  A lot of things to replace: mirror, steering wheel, TAIL LIGHTS, front side lights (maybe just remove them).  But then it might even have a transplanted US 4 cylinder engine; then run away from this!

Bruce; 268Blaugrun(green) 1970 280SL; IL

[Ben]

This guy obviously had a major adverse reaction to hearing the news that the "all red" tail lights were NLA !

He went out and bought the first set he could..........probably from eBay " Perfect 280SL rear lamps for sale .....etc...etc"

Regards,
Ben in Ireland.
'64 230SL 4sp.