The yellow "Stickel Pagode" has been known for some years here in Europe. I believe I first saw
No,
Pagodas were never yellow,
at least this could not regularly be ordered.
Yellow, even Joachim Stickel's "Tweety" in 378 H Sonnengelb, was custom made, not factory.
Don't let you fool by the paint plate of his car; this is a reproduction and not original for this VIN 000123.
Joachim Stickel built up this very early car from scrap. It is his company car and he chose that funny and striking color only to effectively advertise his fine service.
There
was a factory 280 SL painted in reflective signal yellow in the 60ies in order to investigate the conspicuity of such a car in the traffic during bad weather or so. This special car is well described in the usual MB literature.
Achim
(with only original paint codes)