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W123 Crayford convertible

Bloody hell. These crayford converted motors are rare things, but this particular one not my cuppa personally, w116 estates and SEL 6.3 (one of their most famous conversions I think) of which i've attached photos have to be some of my favourites, nonetheless, Interesting old motor this and I'd be interested to see what it ends up fetching.
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Got a bit curious so did a bit of bedtime browsing..

Crayford Convertible Car Club - Mercedes Benz

Interesting read. Turns out that the St Tropez w123 at the time was a low production car (as expected) but also a best seller..

Crayford club also state only one St Tropez is known to them, so I wonder if this is the one? Who knows!
 
Bloody hell. These crayford converted motors are rare things, but this particular one not my cuppa personally, w116 estates and SEL 6.3 (one of their most famous conversions I think) of which i've attached photos have to be some of my favourites, nonetheless, Interesting old motor this and I'd be interested to see what it ends up fetching.
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There were also some conversions on W108 280SE models ; I only ever saw one .

The W116 used some Ford Granada components .

There were a few W123 cabrio conversions , done on the continent , always based on the Coupes .
 
Got a bit curious so did a bit of bedtime browsing..

Crayford Convertible Car Club - Mercedes Benz

Interesting read. Turns out that the St Tropez w123 at the time was a low production car (as expected) but also a best seller..

Crayford club also state only one St Tropez is known to them, so I wonder if this is the one? Who knows!
I wonder if Steve mcQueen had anything to say about the " Bullit proof testing " ?

There are a few spelling howlers in that sheet .
 
A couple of minor issues maybe, but nothing that won't buff out.
 
1,550 in the end, god only knows how much will need to be planted to make this mint (probably a lot considering crayford bits were one off production and whatnot.. will require a lot of work I’d assume)

..but since it’s such a rare car seems worth it for the right person!
 

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