Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => General Discussion => Topic started by: Flyair on October 05, 2013, 18:02:01
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This afternoon I spotted that Michal has parked his car in a quite specific company. This gave me the idea to think whether a Pagoda were ever used with a trailer of any kind. Here is what this would look like, more or less.... ;D
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There was someone on this board at one point asking about fitting a trailer hitch on his Pagoda to hook up a small airstream caravan. Why not? In the same vein, I took this picture during my 2009 coast to coast trip with my Coupe:
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My 124 pulls the boat quite easily. So, maybe Pagoda...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v634/paloviita/autoja/traileri.jpg)
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Here is my pagoda, in Canada circa 1970 with trailer on. Towbar was long gone when I got the car, I think they got rid of it when the car came to NZ shortly after this.
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Rutger,
This is outstanding, so actually my rather joking post has some grounds in the reality. I find that a cargo trailer attached to any convertible car is a mark of great autoirony and abnegation ;D
Great and unique picture. :)
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How about this?...
http://bringatrailer.com/2013/10/08/canned-ham-restored-1958-pleasurecraft-17-ft-trailer/?utm_source=Copy+of+Daily+Email+10%2F8%2F13&utm_campaign=BaT+Daily+Email&utm_medium=email
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I'm sure you could tow a T@B with a Pagoda. ALL Airstreams, in particular US ones, would be too heavy
http://www.airstreamandco.com/tab-floorplans
(and yes, for a laugh, it would be tempting to tow a T@B with a Pagoda!)
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When I bought my 250SL it had a hitch on it. Still have it if anyone is interested!
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Kyle,
any photo of that particularity, please? :D
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I have a complete "Oris" trailer hitch for the 113 for sale, recently powder coated with hardware. $650 plus shipping. Keith 520-404-2875
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Kyle,
any photo of that particularity, please? :D
Asking for photos I see Hahahaha I'm not the only one after all ;D
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R_D
That's right, and from now on it seems that this is the only type of photo one can ask for, since the chapter "request for a certain photo" in "way off topic" was closed ... so let's stay focus on trailer hitches and alike...
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I found one in a discussion on here ages ago.
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Back in August, 1971 I was visiting my aunt in the Netherlands, along with another aunt and uncle from the USA. We took a 10 day holiday to Italy; we left at about 4AM thinking we'd get a jump on weekend traffic. WRONG. The autobahn from Aachen south was jam-packed with all these caravans just like that pictured, and everyone going on holiday at the same time. I found it quite peculiar that everyone had essentially the same kind of caravan.
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Two more ...
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R_D
That's right, and from now on it seems that this is the only type of photo one can ask for, since the chapter "request for a certain photo" in "way off topic" was closed ... so let's stay focus on trailer hitches and alike...
Stan, are you looking for a removable Trailer Hitch for your DD? ----> check this out ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-vXRjyk8tc
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Stan, are you looking for a removable Trailer Hitch for your DD? ----> check this out ---> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-vXRjyk8tc
R-D
I am nor looking for that :) Just couldn't imagine our dear Pagodas relegated to the role of a trailer. With photos posted by other members I was proven wrong, and after all, Pagodas keep their dignity despite that particular add-on behind...
BTW interesting video, thanks
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Looks like some dedicated Pagode Campers (Whonewagen) here ....
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R-D
good catch, however, really dedicated Pagoda campers should have a convexe roof. otherwise it is not really dedicated ;)
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Holiday time!
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Nice catch, Boaty
Is the car really connected to the camper or is it just a "close encounter"?
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Was surprised to see this scale model ...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mercedes-Benz-280-SL-Roadster-with-caravan-Hongwell-Cararama-1-43-/151275126907?pt=Diecast_Vehicles&hash=item2338b3407b
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Was surprised to see this scale model ...
There is that one; as well as another version, see attached.
Not to be missed in any W113 model car collection ;)
/Hans in Sweden
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On my way downtown a few days ago, I spotted something at a camper sales place and immediately this thread was reawakened in my mind. I'm not a camper and never have been, but If I had a "Little Guy", I think I would attach it to my Pagoda and take a tour of North America just for the fun of it and the interesting people I would meet.
Check it out. www.golittleguy.com .
Tom Kizer