Who needs a radio when you have the sultry mix of engine and exhaust!Very nice! Got a Pagoda too!
Looks like maybe a 70 or 71?
BTW, E9...no want no radio?
That's one hell of a compressor there. You running a sandblaster?
Its a 1970 280SL. My dad bought it new in April 1970, it was his daily drive for over 25 years. With the exception of the Connolly leather installed over 30 years ago, its all there.Very nice! Got a Pagoda too!
Looks like maybe a 70 or 71?
BTW, E9...no want no radio?
That's one hell of a compressor there. You running a sandblaster?
Very nice! Got a Pagoda too!
Looks like maybe a 70 or 71?
BTW, E9...no want no radio?
That's one hell of a compressor there. You running a sandblaster?
Thanks, the SL was bought new by my dad, in April 1970. Still running fantastic.Nice Pair!
Tell me what you would like to see and I will snap it for you, I will tell you that radio cover is a piece of plastic cut to size then I wrapped it with leather.I’ve never seen one of those AC faceplates with the radio cover. Only in the blue books. Could you snap some closeups?
It wasn’t an E9 back in the day, though in 1973, my Tii was parked next to the SL...Needless to say, I had one very cool dad!what can anybody say ... a really nice coupe and a really nice pagoda. but surprised they aren't the same color. just kidding, that would be too planned. that's really a perfect period pair
Appreciate your feedback. Exactly the encouragement I needed!There have been several members here that have DIY'd their wood. Go for it!
There is something so right about a CS and triple Webers! Mercedes of that era drove like no others, though, I do wish the SL a 4 speed.At one time, I had both a 280SL and a BMW 3.0CS with triple Webers. The Bimmer was a whole lot more fun to drive (also it was a 4 spd and the SL was automatic). Nice pair - I agree.
Gary
They are 17x8.The alpinas look really tall in that picture. What size are they?