Gentlemen, its time for a roadster!
The R129 has progressed from the "old car for broke people" phase to the "Classic car with memories of better times" phase, which makes it more appealing and more socially acceptable to drive in the gulf. Yes, our people are obsessed about looking rich (isn't everyone??) ... but they take it a step further by alienating relatives and friends who drive old cars
Now to the R129, I am looking at 2 US-Spec late model R129 with the 2nd facelift, Clean Titles, the first is a SL500 and the second is a SL600. I would like you though please, especially on the SL600. NLA parts, repair issues and market prices. The SL600 has one of the strangest post-warrenty repair report I have seen, clearly dealer BS.
I could provide the VIN numbers if we can find out something about these cars.
The R129 has progressed from the "old car for broke people" phase to the "Classic car with memories of better times" phase, which makes it more appealing and more socially acceptable to drive in the gulf. Yes, our people are obsessed about looking rich (isn't everyone??) ... but they take it a step further by alienating relatives and friends who drive old cars
Now to the R129, I am looking at 2 US-Spec late model R129 with the 2nd facelift, Clean Titles, the first is a SL500 and the second is a SL600. I would like you though please, especially on the SL600. NLA parts, repair issues and market prices. The SL600 has one of the strangest post-warrenty repair report I have seen, clearly dealer BS.
I could provide the VIN numbers if we can find out something about these cars.





