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500E Limo !!
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Too awesome. 124.037?
I want one!
Why?
Why not!! If it isn't Photoshop, gotta be 1 of 1. Besides, I always kinda wanted a 6-door, and most of them are grossly underpowered (not sure why MB did that to such a heavy vehicle).
Why not!! If it isn't Photoshop, gotta be 1 of 1. Besides, I always kinda wanted a 6-door, and most of them are grossly underpowered (not sure why MB did that to such a heavy vehicle).
It’s the complete opposite of what an E500E is all about. Yuck!
It would be so much fun to drift,
The factory 6-door 124 was multiple seat rows all facing forward, not a "limo" in the sense we usually think of. Random pics below.
I have seen some Pullman variations though, like this one. I believe MB also sold a bare chassis to coach builders?
I think looks great! The question in my mind, is it real? Here is what I'm seeing:
Photoshop, combination of the front and rear doors pieced together as a middle section. Look at the pillar reflections (small yellow squares), to me identical), reflections in the large yellow squares - to me are also the same in this sections...
Next pic, small red squares, even a little "light" reflections are identical, large red squares, the shading/lighting on this sections the rear and front door claddings also near/identical? The driver's side interior roof line, why so crooked (red lines), finally, the little widow of the middle door, passenger side shape vs driver's side shape not matching?
That's what I'm seeing...?
Regards,
D
Photoshop, combination of the front and rear doors pieced together as a middle section. Look at the pillar reflections (small yellow squares), to me identical), reflections in the large yellow squares - to me are also the same in this sections...
Next pic, small red squares, even a little "light" reflections are identical, large red squares, the shading/lighting on this sections the rear and front door claddings also near/identical? The driver's side interior roof line, why so crooked (red lines), finally, the little widow of the middle door, passenger side shape vs driver's side shape not matching?
That's what I'm seeing...?
Regards,
D
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Hah! Whaddya think @gsxr ? Do you think part number 124.600.86.50 can be ordered from Naperville with free shipping?
I have been in a number of these 6 door 124 limo taxis during vacation at Cyprus. On my first visit back in 2005 the majority was V124, but the V210 has been counting so last year (2019) it was just a few left of the V124.
It was a nice photoshoped E500 clone in the first post
but the roof profile on the V124 is different towards the rear end. It's hard to see on that image, but the roof is not that flat in the rear end on the V124, easy to see on the side view Dave posted in post #11.
It was a nice photoshoped E500 clone in the first post
but the roof profile on the V124 is different towards the rear end. It's hard to see on that image, but the roof is not that flat in the rear end on the V124, easy to see on the side view Dave posted in post #11.
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More like Brady bunch style
