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Looking good!

Good luck ;)

That’s Will Hagon

I feel for you Stephen. Unfortunately in Australia, most 107s were imported with automatic transmissions. Have you tried the various Facebook groups like: Australian Mercedes R107/C107 Appreciation Group Mercedes R107 SL Owners - 560SL 380SL 450SL 280SL 350SL 500SL 300SL 420SL Australia/NZ...

I know Pedr, He’s retired many many moons ago (15 years or more maybe) .

Great reading material . Thank you for posting 🙏

A Awesome, thanks!

Interesting article from what i could read. Do you know who the author was?

In this instance, it's the person who owns the car!

Fascinating research. Thank you Marc for this amazing information!

WE'RE ALL EARS 👂👂

How about a Rochester Quadrajet?

I worry about buying an old carburetted car these days as hardly any mechanics know how to rebuild them or even adjust them. My regular mechanics have retired a long time ago. :rolleyes:

You're right. It's all fogged up.

Great news that it's back on the road! By the way, that 280SE is still registered till 27Sep 2022 Is it open? I can see the windows are down.

Great news! I look forward to the final pics!

At least it will have some love given to it. Congratulations on the sale.

Thank you Godfather for the kind words of encouragement. I have no plans to sell the 380SE. It is a nice authentic original and a pleasure to drive. You're absolutely right on C107's knowledge and expertise when it comes to W126s or any other vehicle he wants to know about. His research...

Well said Styria and Patrick! I'm with you both on that one.

Thank you Pat for your kind words. I nearly bought a Camargue... there was one for sale at a very reasonable price, but somehow everyone told me to walk away :( As to the Fiat 130, I used to own one back in the 90s