Mar 21, 2023 #1 E E55BOF Hardcore MB Enthusiast SUPPORTER Joined Mar 11, 2013 Messages 11,409 Location South Bucks Car ML63, E350 Cabrio Not for me, but I came across this: 1992 Mercedes-Benz E Class 230 E 4dr Auto [W124] SALOON Petrol Automatic | eBay
Not for me, but I came across this: 1992 Mercedes-Benz E Class 230 E 4dr Auto [W124] SALOON Petrol Automatic | eBay
Mar 22, 2023 #2 ALFAitalia MB Enthusiast Joined Feb 19, 2022 Messages 9,058 Location Bognor Regis Car 2010 Mercedes W212 E Class E350 CDI Sport, 2006 Mercedes W169 A Class A170. NIce.....apart from the steering wheel mod and hideous wheels!!!
Mar 24, 2023 #3 MikeInWimbledon Hardcore MB Enthusiast Joined Nov 8, 2014 Messages 14,356 Car SL350 (Ex S211 E500,W212 E500, C216, S212E500, W211E500 5.5, W221S500, S211 E500, SL500, S500, E55) Hard to imagine why anyone thought either of those things were worth doing. A sensible dealer would whip them off, flog them, and fit something suitable to the likely buyer.
Hard to imagine why anyone thought either of those things were worth doing. A sensible dealer would whip them off, flog them, and fit something suitable to the likely buyer.
Mar 24, 2023 #4 optimusprime MB Enthusiast SUPPORTER Joined Dec 29, 2013 Messages 6,527 Location Kidderminster Worcestershire UK Car Mercedes W124 260E M103 And take a chance of what you find hiding behind the clading once thats removed ...
Mar 24, 2023 #5 OP OP E E55BOF Hardcore MB Enthusiast SUPPORTER Joined Mar 11, 2013 Messages 11,409 Location South Bucks Car ML63, E350 Cabrio Replacing the steering and road wheels wouldn't need any cladding removed.
Mar 25, 2023 #6 optimusprime MB Enthusiast SUPPORTER Joined Dec 29, 2013 Messages 6,527 Location Kidderminster Worcestershire UK Car Mercedes W124 260E M103 No but when you do remove the clading, you might find a horror story at the rear of them, especially the sill covers
No but when you do remove the clading, you might find a horror story at the rear of them, especially the sill covers
Apr 10, 2023 #7 T tjamesbo Active Member Joined Jan 6, 2007 Messages 723 Location Sutton Coldfield Midlands Car CLK430 ,Vito V6 sport ,Jaguar 2.5 X type ,W124's 1993 220TE , 1994 320TE ,Mastercraft X5 optimusprime said: No but when you do remove the clading, you might find a horror story at the rear of them, especially the sill covers Click to expand... jacking points is a fairly easy repair on those, did mine ,but the rear subframe mounting isnt often writes the car off
optimusprime said: No but when you do remove the clading, you might find a horror story at the rear of them, especially the sill covers Click to expand... jacking points is a fairly easy repair on those, did mine ,but the rear subframe mounting isnt often writes the car off
Apr 11, 2023 #8 EndlessMoneyPit Active Member Joined Dec 16, 2020 Messages 272 Location Dunoon Car 1991 W124 230e & 1991 C124 230CE tjamesbo said: jacking points is a fairly easy repair on those, did mine ,but the rear subframe mounting isnt often writes the car off Click to expand... This is what killed my last two W124's. I was gutted as they were both sound otherwise. Can the subframe/mounting points be repaired? Is it not doable at all or just that it's a huge job that would cost a fortune?
tjamesbo said: jacking points is a fairly easy repair on those, did mine ,but the rear subframe mounting isnt often writes the car off Click to expand... This is what killed my last two W124's. I was gutted as they were both sound otherwise. Can the subframe/mounting points be repaired? Is it not doable at all or just that it's a huge job that would cost a fortune?