Pagoda SL Group

W113 Pagoda SL Group => General Discussion => Topic started by: Danesgate on August 24, 2010, 18:24:44

Title: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: Danesgate on August 24, 2010, 18:24:44: Really nice colour combo!

http://www.silverarrows.co.uk/car5_new/car_new.htm

(http://www.silverarrows.co.uk/car5_new/image2.jpg)

(http://www.silverarrows.co.uk/car5_new/image4.jpg)

Model: 1971 280SL Anthracite Grey

Last year of production right drive car finished in a stunning original colour combination of Anthracite Grey Metallic with Deep Red MB tex trim. Automatic with power steering. Last owner for over 20 years,88,000 miles,great history file,fitted rear third seat. Wonderful original interior and still on its original soft top,together with its matching hardtop. Rare factory tool kit still in the boot. Just had a major service by Roger Edwards Motors. An absolute delight! Please note the registration number NJM1L comes with the car.

Price: £49,950
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: Ulf on August 25, 2010, 10:11:27: Gawk! I had that kind of money to spare and the wheel wasn't in the right (wrong) side, I would be tempted. But Silver Arrows always seem expensive...
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: peterm on August 25, 2010, 16:16:01: why is NJMIL desirable?
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: knockmacool on August 25, 2010, 16:44:27: Peter

Unlike some US states, in the UK you can't personalize licence plates. Hence a strong market developed for unusual licence plates and licence plates with the owners initials- the lower the number alongside the initials, the more valuable the plate. Fantastic prices have been for some licence plates and even today there is an active market in the stuff. All sorts of rules/constraints exist which make it a bit of a black science.

Drew
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: Iconic on August 25, 2010, 18:21:45: I like the color combo too. ;D
But mine is not metallic.
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: reggie on August 25, 2010, 19:26:36: I have traded a few licence plates in my time, I was on to DVLA to buy a plate for my 280sl recently, I asked if MER 280 or 280 MER had been released, It hasnt but may be put up for auction, They said similar plates like MER 100 had been sold, (i bought that) I had it on my 107 300 sl, but somebody pulled me one day and made me an offer i couldnt refuse, I tend to buy them to suit the car then they can stay on it, Unlike names, Its a pain swapping all the time, I want a nice H 1970 plate for this one, I get auction lists sent to me so ime on the case
Reg
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: gnj588d on August 25, 2010, 19:40:42: Just been reading our club mag which reported a 230SL sold at the Goodwood Festival of speed for £70,000 a few weeks ago.Cheers. Mike. :o
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: stickandrudderman on August 25, 2010, 19:51:57: An infinished project 230 just sold on ebay for £23000! Yes, twenty three thousand pounds sterling for an UNFINISHED car!!!
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: paulr on August 25, 2010, 20:50:05: Silchester sell theirs for £75000 and for that you get unpainted wheel trims, odd tyres and overspray...nice.
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: Naj ✝︎ on August 26, 2010, 15:20:24: So, why has a '71 car got a '73 registration plate.

One may NOT use a cherished plate to make a car appear newer than it actually is....

A '73 import perhaps?

naj
Title: Re: £50k 280SL for sale in London
Post by: reggie on August 26, 2010, 15:41:58: Naj
Good question - I think L was aug 72 to aug 73, But even so its wrong unless it was registered in 72. ???
Reg