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Yes, it does matter...we as MB enthusiasts should be trying to establish the real history of this car, the detail of which determines whether this car is a 1k car or a 15k car.
talbir
Can I just ask is there any possibility of there being two styles of Zender kit available?
Surely in the current state its a 1K car anyway?
Its only worth more if someone car do it up?
Like someone esle said its like haveing a rare piece of pottery worth £1000 but mine has a broken lid so its worth £100
Determining the provenance of the car is an interesting thing in its self irrespective of final value - I would have thought there are only a handful of people in the world into these rather unique and bonkers 80's benzes enough to part with top dollar for them making it a very small market.
Ade
Now that would be a quiet place to visit .
This car has been matched to the Barons auction car - so by that token the Barons car is Gemballa.
If you could explain to us all how it's been matched to that car I'm sure everyone would happily agree with you.
Just saying "someone who knows what they are talking about told me" isn't enough. We need to know how the chassis number of the Baron's car can be matched to a catalogue picture from 20 odd years ago.
We also need to know (other than because an expert says so) why the car has changed so much in appearance that the only bits which identify it seem to be poorly fitted body panels. It's lost it's interior, it's running gear, it's engine, wheels, dials and other electrics and most of it's other originality.
Without that genuine provenance and the denial from Uwe Gemballa himself the Baron's car is just a tatty old, badly customised SEC with a Zender body kit that looks a bit like something else
Already told you it's been matched via the chassis numbers. The guy who has the records has these details, i didn't say he was an expert without reason !
Is that a real Renntech 6.3 ?............
Runs and ducks for cover
so you (or your expert) can identify the chassis number of a car in a 20 odd year old catalogue which doesn't have any registration mark on it? (I refer to your point about "scant" information)
You'll forgive me for thinking that this all seems a bit of a desperate and far fetched attempt to prove a point and turning it around telling me to prove it's not genuine.
I really have stopped listening (and replying) now it's just too silly for words
I'm seeing shades of a Monty Python sketch here...
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