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............and well worth looking at and reading. Regards Styria

Certainly well worth looking at, and to consider various options. Regards Styria

It's taken a little bit of time to organize the recent Eastern Creek photos. Our club, the Mercedes Benz Club of NSW was well represented, although the allocated area may have been less than ideal. When I select the cars, I endeavour to photograph the unusual or rare, or obviously the ones that...

I found this information on the net - it is probably the best rebuild description that I have seen. I did not obtain permission from the author(s), and should there be any perceived issues, we may have to remove the thread in due course. In the meantime...

Thanks to the efforts of Cars of Australia and Tim's post in another section. http://www.carsofaustralia.com.au/_popup_events.php?id=1346&dis=108069 Regards Styria

It's stunning - no need to say more. http://www.flickr.com/photos/trini38/7793526102/in/photostream Much to like about this one..... http://www.flickr.com/photos/trini38/7789123482/in/photostream/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sorry guys...

Anyone interested in brand new exterior rear vision mirror ? I think to suit 300D (Adenauer ?) or 230SL - about 1963. Retail about $185.00 odd, sell for $80.00. Still in box, part no. as on photograph. Also, have rare brochure, again for sale, on the very same 230SL. $45.00 firm, plus...

Just fossick through their catalogue to come up with some magnificent timber restoration work. It is simply amazing what a craftsman can achieve. http://www.maderaconcepts.com/NewSite/VehiclePages/mercedes_benz.htm#Mercedes_1961_300_D_Sedan Regards Styria

This would, or should keep the enthusiast occupied. http://www.flickr.com/groups/1648818@N23/pool/with/5622035409/ Regards Styria N.B. Smashingly stunning looking. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jk1971/5740023171/in/pool-1648818@N23 .....and whatsmore, IT IS a Mercedes - pre war I think...

For the technically minded. What a fabulous machine. http://www.supercars.net/Pics?v=y&id=5781&s=c&p=1972_Porsche_917105.jpg Regards Styria

I guess it should come as no surprise that I have acquired a W126 in the shape of a 420SEL, built at the Singelfinden plant in Germany in 1989. Right from the outset, there are two anomalies one would not associate with a car of the implied luxury status (at the time) - the absence of a sliding...