Author Topic: New member introductions  (Read 1089801 times)

White_Horse

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  • USA, FL, Deltona
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Re: New member introductions
« Reply #1600 on: January 21, 2025, 00:02:09 »
Thanks so much to you and Garry for the warm welcome.  As the car has a seized block (rust in cylinder 1), the restoration is now fully out of my league.  I have plenty of stories and pictures to share, however I need to find some references on where to send it for (mechanical) restoration as the owners are not yet concerned for aesthetics.  I spoke with David a Buds Benz in GA who stated that Metric Motors is closing shop, so I don't yet know where to send it to get the process started.  :'( 

bkfitz

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  • USA, SC, Columbia
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Re: New member introductions
« Reply #1601 on: February 04, 2025, 15:25:26 »
So, if you have a son, a really cool photo would be one of you and him in the car now . . .

Agreed!  We need to put that together... except my son is 15 now and taller than me :)
Brian Fitzgerald
Columbia, SC
1968 280SL (USA)
4Spd Manual
AC and Kinder Seat
Light Ivory

StanleyF

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  • USA, NY, Westchester
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Re: New member introductions
« Reply #1602 on: February 11, 2025, 16:15:13 »
Hi,  had a "bad" 1968 280sl with lots of surprize problems.  Sold it and now Im back in the market.  I was told to stay with a 1971 model?  However just read that MB is bringing out a 2025 280sl, based on the old 1968/71 look.  Anyone else heard about it?
Stanley