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Have just come across this P5 Saloon which is a restoration/finishing project for the not so heart fainted. It is an early model, probably 1961/1962 Mark 1A and it needs everything other than a repaint. In fact, this car so suspiciously looks like the Mark 1A I used to own back in the late...

A very well known, and also very expensive after market Tuner and Modifier. This video illustrates the extent of skill, innovation and any superlative you may wish to add to the operation of the Company's in producing superlative variations of many Mercedes models. Frankly, I just couldn't...

To my biased eyes, the Trident badge as on Maseratis has got to be just about the purest and beautiful of all. It's Sunday today, just a couple of days prior to Christmas. How much time do you have on your hands - how much time would you perhaps like to waste ? I don't know, the answer is...

A nice collection of photos from one of the European Shows. Regards Styria https://www.flickr.com/photos/skitmeister/5358853324/in/photostream/

......and a higher mileage than the 8, with that horrible (well, I don't quite mean that) black "every Asian, every hatchback, every "other car" (just about) black upholstery. Give me "Cream", Caramel any time like on that red Bentley 8. Regards Styria

BenzBoy, I am not up to speed for values of this kind of car. BTW, is it yours, or are you the keeper. Looking at the car, I recognize that it is somewhat special, probably more so than a Silver Spirit, even including yours and as you know, I regard your car also as quite special. The car in...

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Mark, are these rims yours or are they an internet job ? If yours, full compliments extended. Mind you, it looks as though they have had a professional finish applied. Regards Styria

Both of these cars are in generally lovely condition - on the surface. I am not particularly fond of the white walls on the two tone car. There is one aspect that really illustrates something about these Rovers and it relates to the difficulty and expertise experienced with the interiors. If you...

My recent operation has provided me with the opportunity to go through some of my spare parts that are surplus to requirements. R107 - Tinted rear screen (SL/C) $180.00. Rear light clusters, perfect $ 120.00 each. Hazard Warning Flasher (R107 only) $45.00 W109 - complete rear bumper bar -...

a.k.a. also known as Michel's 6.9. It would seem, according to Gumtree, that the car has finally found a buyer. If true, I am sure it would please Michel but, then again, can we trust the details on Gumtree ? I am sure Michel would know. Regards Styria

Mark, do you know the guy who bought the car, and also do you have details of the $55K. sale of that person's 6.9 ? It's more as a matter of curiosity that I would like the details. Regards Styria

This one is somewhat different.....and to be honest, I really don't mind it. Regards Styria https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=1343453975791405&set=gm.596542577465804&type=3&theater&ifg=1

Not only have I seen this car at one of the All British Days at the Kings School, but its owner was quite willing to let me photograph some of its more salient features. There is no way that one could really criticize any aspect of the car - it is beautifully kept and in A1 condition...

Hi Geoff, compliment or snipe ? Perhaps you can tell me. Regards Styria

Hi Brian, I wish you'd call it by its appropriate model designation, i.e. P5B 3.5 litre. It's perhaps an anomaly, but it would save any possible misunderstanding by those that are not familiar with the cars. There is no such model as a P5 3500. Best Regards, Styria ......and I will elaborate...

Hi Geoff, I am a Rover and Mercedes 6.9 tragic - can't get away from that. Your buddy Stoo - I am jealous - he probably got all of his at the right price.Regards Styria

I am not certain which model Benz Boy refers to. He mentions P5 3500 so I presume that he refers to the car normally known as the P5B, the car with the V8 engine introduced to the large bodied P5 that had been current in various guises with the six cylinder engine introduced in 1959, and ending...

Would you believe that my lengthy reply has gotten lost because the system logged me out. Will have to come back to this. Regards. Styria

I have re-visited this thread which involved removal of heads, valve grind and de-coke of my Gleaming Beauty (6.9). I came across the thread accidentally when commenting on another post, and I discovered, much to my surprise, that the restrictions by Photobucket appear to have been reversed...