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450SLC for Auction: https://www.manheim.com.au/passenger-vehicles/000000000005519624/1978-mercedes-benz-107-450-slc-2d-coup%C3%A9?referringPage=AuctionListing 10702422021732 Probably medium condition. wonder what it will go for?

There is a company in the USA who is doing interesting Dyno testing on a M117 560. https://www.facebook.com/Carobuengineering/ This is an average mileage USA spec engine (same as AU). The first thing they noticed was that they needed to recondition the heads as the valve guides were worn...

Question for Brian, why is this not valued any more than a Regular Bentley Mark VI? I know the Mark VI is not the most desirable Bentley, but my assumption would be a coachbuilt model from a reputable coachbuilder would have been worth more. This body looks much nicer than the normal MK VI...

Here is a P5B coupe in WA for sale. It is in very nice shape, and has some customizations like the picnic tables. https://www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/Rover-35-LT-1969/SSE-AD-6065550/?Cr=6 Asking $46k, been on the market for a bit.

its on next monday. I stopped by today to check out the lots. Some pictures and descriptions can be found here: http://www.classicjalopy.com/2019/05/shannons-sydney-autumn-2019-auction-preview/

This was for sale a few months back and featured on this thread: http://www.topklasse.org/forums/showpost.php?p=71193&postcount=108 The previous ad had more photos. the exterior is excellent but I wans't particularly impressed with the seats. Still, for a coupe in NZ$ the price is quite good.

You can avoid the SBC brakes if you only buy certain years. Helmet outlined them on the s211 thread when I purchased that car. He mentioned it was in 2007 that they were deleted. http://www.topklasse.org/forums/showpost.php?p=64924&postcount=6

It's a bit much for me, but I do applaud the original owner for going beyond the colours that were on offer at the time.

Mellow yellow. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/sutherland/cars-vans-utes/my09-2008-turbo-diesel-7-seater-mercedes-benz-e280-1-in-australia/1213516788

One for Michel: https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/moorooka/cars-vans-utes/2001-mercedes-benz-clk430-avantgarde-ruby-red-5-speed-sequential-auto-cabriolet/1217814908

Found this description of the development of the car, which was quite interesting: https://www.aronline.co.uk/cars/rover/rover-p5-review/the-cars-rover-p5/ Styria, this paragraph may be of interest to you: In terms of powering the P5, the original plan of introducing it with a new engine...

Hi Jim, For the central locking, it can be handy to have some golf tees to plug up bits of the system as you test them with your vacuum pump. a common culprit is the diaphragms of the little units in the doors. to post images, see this thread for some more info...

I'll probably look to get something else in a couple of months. Right now, I want to get the rest of them working well. The DS needs the last trim being put back on, as well as door cards Jag needs new temperature sensor and fan relay and to get it running again Still got a bit more work...

I was talking to Syria the other day about the differences in the crankshafts of 3 liter engines set up for the DG gearbox vs those set up for a manual trans or a borg warner 35. I had read they were different and seen a photo a while ago but could not find it. Now i've found the photos...

I think you'll get on well with Syria, he is converting three rover P5s from Automatic to manual. If I recall his antipathy is saved for the BW35 in the MKIII and the P5B rather than the DG in the earlier cars.

I guess the answer is Marketing. Rover wanted to bring out a more 'racy' (for them) version of their car, so they chose the coupe terminology. In terms of the dictionary definition, it fits, but it doesn't fit the generally accepted definition. Having said that Mercedes later copied this...

This is one of the nicest D-Super's that I've seen. The D-Super is a rare model in Australia, it was only brought here for a couple of years. For one reason or another Citroen brought in the D-Special, but made it more like a D-Super instead of bringing in the D-Super and then the top DS...

This isn't quite what you're asking but this thread shows the location of the blower motor. At least on the w126 and the 107, the resistor is close to the blower motor. On the 107 it is on the end of the cable that the motor plugs in, and on the W126 it is in the same housing...

Another interesting period video: BKt65ejUHD4

This is quite a nice 380SEC. I don't mind these wheels although the aftermarket steering wheel needs to go. I would replace it with an original or a nardi unit. https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotDetails.aspx?smode=0&aid=11919&lid=1832997&pgn=1&pgs=100