NOOOOOOOOOO!Originally posted by henk4
did you know I had this one?
thanks.
NOOOOOOOOOO!Originally posted by henk4
did you know I had this one?
thanks.
The W196 Streamliner is a truly beautiful car.
Yes,i agree on that,beautiful and awesomeOriginally posted by RS6
The W196 Streamliner is a truly beautiful car.
u got a big point my manOriginally posted by RS6
The SLR range deserves it's place. My favourite is the 300 SLR at the back.
Fire Bangle or give me back MY M5 and don't touch the M3
All the first generation SL cars were truly beautiful and now the SL is probably the best Prestige Cabriolet on the market.
yes,even the new SL is more expensive than SC430,XLR and,etc...Originally posted by RS6
All the first generation SL cars were truly beautiful and now the SL is probably the best Prestige Cabriolet on the market.
but still many people prefer SL
and the guy sitting in the door is??
I think you must know him....Originally posted by henk4
and the guy sitting in the door is??
not personallyOriginally posted by SL500
I think you must know him....
damn,shame on me....Originally posted by henk4
not personally
i don't know him....
The car he is sitting in was named after him. (There were two such cars actually)Originally posted by SL500
damn,shame on me....
i don't know him....
sorry,i cant understand.Originally posted by henk4
The car he is sitting in was named after him. (There were two such cars actually)
The car is the 300 SLR coupe, which was constructed by Karl Wilfert in Sindelfingen on the basis of the SLR Roadster of Mille Miglia fame. The assigment to construct the Coupes was given by Rudolf Uhlenhaut, then the chief of the experiments department at Mercedes (1955). He used the cars for travelling to and from GP and other races. Sterling Moss once said that the cars were built for the "private pleasure" of Uhlenhaut. Both cars are known as the Uhlenhaut-Coupes.
ThanksOriginally posted by henk4
The car is the 300 SLR coupe, which was constructed by Karl Wilfert in Sindelfingen on the basis of the SLR Roadster of Mille Miglia fame. The assigment to construct the Coupes was given by Rudolf Uhlenhaut, then the chief of the experiments department at Mercedes (1955). He used the cars for travelling to and from GP and other races. Sterling Moss once said that the cars were built for the "private pleasure" of Uhlenhaut. Both cars are known as the Uhlenhaut-Coupes.
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