Not mine, not affiliated, etc
Someone needs this in the challenge
Based on this one picture alone, I'd have believed this was a recently restored car...
The CMS project Merc' has me hankering for a fintail pretty bad.
For sale is a 1963 mercedes limo. Don't know much about it but it is in good shape for its age. Its has not run in ten years but has been kept tarped in a barn. I also have a spare engine. Asking $1500 OBO
Honestly, by looking at the pictures, I don't think it has been restored. It does look like it was kept indoors, occasionally used, and etc......
One heck of a find for the $$$ though. Oh, also.......it probably weighs enough to tow a lighter challenge car on a trailer......well, after an LSx 4l60e swap. I was going to do something similar to a 67 Caddy limo years ago.
Where's my dang teleporter?! Must have left it in U-Stor during the garage rebuild...
I'd cruise that for a while and finally sell a car for more than I paid for it.
A car from those "dark ages" when Mercedes still made you roll the windows down by hand, lock the doors by hand, and the upholstery was a "special" type of vinyl called M-B tex.
integraguy wrote: A car from those "dark ages" when Mercedes still made you roll the windows down by hand, lock the doors by hand, and the upholstery was a "special" type of vinyl called M-B tex.
I went shopping for a modern MB wagon with my brother-in-law last year and was absolutely floored when they said that most of the production was MB-Tex. I don't recall if it was just the E class, but the salesman said real leather was a rarity...
Also, the thought of this with a LSx in it is quite evil and tempting...
yamaha wrote: Not mine, not affiliated, etc 63 MB Limo Someone needs this in the challenge
If only my money tree was in season....
Luke wrote: The CMS project Merc' has me hankering for a fintail pretty bad.
I don't know who started this but a Merc is a Mercury, not a Mercedes.
I guess you could say it like "murse" and it would be ok.
Peter,
I'm not sure what you call a "modern" M-B wagon, but in the early 2000's (as in at least 2002) the "E" class wagons had combination leather and vinyl (M-B tex?) seats. Most modern cars with leather/vinyl seats have the leather on the seating surface and the vinyl on the sides and back. The same year "C" class wagon had (apparently?) cloth and vinyl seats. Again, I would imagine the cloth is the seat cushion, the vinyl is the sides and back.
In the '70s, when I bought my new Audi, it had vinyl seats...just like the Pinto I would buy to replace it 3 years later. Cloth was the other "choice" and very hard to come by.
fifteen hundred berkeleying dollars!?!?!?!?!?! where have you been all my life?!?!
I would daily that in a heartbeat if I had the cash. gorgeous.
Trans_Maro wrote:Luke wrote: The CMS project Merc' has me hankering for a fintail pretty bad.I don't know who started this but a Merc is a Mercury, not a Mercedes. I guess you could say it like "murse" and it would be ok.
Ah, force of habit sorry. Around here, where we don't have Mercurys, Merc is common shorthand for Mercedes.
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