Pagoda SL Group
W113 Pagoda SL Group => General Discussion => Topic started by: rb6667 on August 29, 2007, 16:44:59
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I found a metal plate that obviously was rivited onto the car at some time in the past. Rivets appear to be drilled out. Found loose in the glove box with other papers. 68 280SL.
This is a stamped steel plate(Complete with some Rust)
426 491 503
181 H 181 H 6
113044 12 7
00153 81107
Can any of you help with what all this means??
Thanks in advance,
rb6667
rb6667
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rb,
Best is if you search here around for "option codes2 and "data plates".
Your plate belongs onto the top of the bracket that holds the relais and the latch of the engine hood on inner left fenderin the engine bay .
426 = 42/6 power steering and automatic transmission
491 = 49/1 US version
503 = 50/3 left rearview mirror mounted
181 H 181 H: body and hardtop color = light beige, Herberts was the supplier (
6: car came with softtop and hardtop mounted
113044: 280 SL chassis
12: left hand drive and automatic
7: US (or Canada) delivery
00153: production number
81107: body number.
Hopefully I didn't mix anything up here. I recalled everything from my poor memories.
Klaus Drexl is our data card and metal plate deciphering expert.
Have you already ordered your data card from the Mercedes-Benz Classic center?
Best,
Achim
(Magdeburg, Germany)
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Thank you Achim, I'll look in the engine bay as you described to see if I can find where that plate was installed.
Furthermore, I'll do a search to find out the procedure for getting the data card from the Mercedes Center.
The production # looks to be very low. Did the #'s start at 00001?
Thanks again for the great info.
rb6667
rb6667
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quote:
Originally posted by rb6667
.../..The production # looks to be very low. Did the #'s start at 00001?
The production No was used for internal factory (production) purposes.
It is a rolling number series, that re-starts at 00001 whenever needed.
The number has no "hidden" meaning to be deciphered
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/Hans in Sweden
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Thankyou Hans. Good Info.
rb6667
rb6667