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Re: Car Question, Non-LSR

To: Doug Anderson <boogiewoogie12@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: Car Question, Non-LSR
From: rigby <rigby@netvigator.com>
Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2000 20:41:35 +0800
They are going to auction a really important 300SL Gullwing prototype
at Pebble Beach on August 20. 1955 World Rally Chamionship Winner.
Now that's gonna go for real pennies.
Clive Rigby

Doug Anderson wrote:

> Whoa......thems big buck there Mike.    and dam cool carz ta' boot too.
> Seen two in my life;  once, 1985 or so, a cream colored coupe, on Interstate
> 80  goin' cross county somewhere in Nebraska I believe, and the guy was
> toolin' along with an UN-restored one.
> Talked with him too at a rest stop....  bitchin' carz them 300SL's
>
> The other one I saw was Red and it was at BONNEVILLE in '88 I
> believe....-and the guy was from Boston?  -and was Racin' it...moon discs
> an' all.    went maybe 145-150 I think?    Somebody else will set us
> straight I'm sure.
>
> As to value?    I'm guessin'  -in perfect condition....mebbeee $350,000???
>    way, way to dammuch for ths crittur to ever buy spark plugs for thats fer
> sure Mikey......You?
>
> HEY, WE CAN ALL DREAM  RIGHT ?      "DIRTY DOUG"
>
> From: OHFASTONE@aol.com
> Reply-To: OHFASTONE@aol.com
> To: land-speed@autox.team.net
> Subject: Car Question, Non-LSR
> Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 05:23:22 EDT
>
> Since many here are pretty knowledgeable, I thought someone could fill me
> in.
>   I want to know more about the old Mercedes 300SL gull wing, approximately
> how many were produced and roughly what are they worth?  I was driving down
> Crenshaw Blvd and the guy in the next lane had one in perfect condition and
> I'm positive it was not a replica.  There wasn't a flaw on it as he parked
> on
> the street that I had eventually went down, where I was able to get a much
> closer look.  Any comments?
>
>          Mike in L.A.
>
> ________________________________________________________________________


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