Poll ~ What is the average Age of a Pagoda Owner?

[Rolf-Dieter ✝︎]

Thanks so much Cees, goes to show you I totally forgot about this fine thread of yours. I must be getting old

Best Dieter

[robmillis]

This is a bit of a late entry, but my 250SL was passed down from my father about 16 years ago when he stopped driving. He purchased it in 1968. It has spent much of the last decade in storage, driven occasionally by my mechanic to keep it running smooth (it's hard on him, I know), but the car will finally be joining me in Brooklyn this year, so I can drive it regularly again.

I'm 42, and the car makes me feel 42, but in an earlier decade.

[Benz Dr.]

One of the great things that we hear about more every day is how more these vintage cars are being put back into service again. You won't regret anything you do for the car to keep it running and how well it will repay you for your efforts. As a 22 year owner, I think I speak for everyone when I say that they're worth the effort and investment.

[Rolf-Dieter ✝︎]

Dan,

Here is a nice article you might enjoy during a coffee break.

----> http://petrolicious.com/i-put-800-miles-on-a-mercedes-230sl-w113-and-fell-in-love

You may have seen it before, looks like the Red Rocket

Dieter