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Personally I think the ability to refine fuel is something that is in our country’s interest to maintain.

The foot rests are here and make a big difference to the back of the car!

Not the Flamina, but Harry's Garage have a Zagato fulvia which is a really interesting car. I've always thought this model was really striking. They have just started an engine rebuild project: If you don't subscribe to Harry's Garage, you should. None of that nonsense like most...

After not having visited for almost a year due to corona virus, I attended the event today and it was huge. https://www.classicjalopy.com/2021/02/auto-brunch-st-ives-february-2021/

One for Patrick. The Corona Virus.

This P5B coupe is for sale on ebay for $22,500

It would also be cool to see it at the annual Mercedes-Benz club display day/concours.

I think it will be easy for governments to mandate/incent electric cars for all new sales it will be much harder to ban petrol cars because of the size of the existing fleet. They may try a cash for clunkers style programme, but that is just going to thin the herd of ordinary commuter cars...

No worries, good luck with your car. When you get a chance, it would be good to have a thread on your car with a few details about it and a few photos.

Welcome to the website. There are a few places locally like Silver Star in sydney, or you can buy from the USA or Germany. You can also buy directly from the Mercedes classic centre in the USA, the prices are high but you will get the best quality. One thing to bear in mind is that...

I also think the Espada is a great looking car. From what I read, as the Pirana never went into production, Gandini re-used his styling proposal for the Espada. The Espada looks even better as the car is better proportioned for the styling. The Pirana, being based on the 2+2 S1 E-Type is a...

Funnily enough the flat ones are the later ones. I think this came in around the time that boxy styling was seen as more modern. Another example of this is the facelift of the W111 Coupe/Cabriolet with the low grille, and the facelift of the /8 cars. Photo below shows a facelifted 111...

I don't especially like it, but I do like the Bertone Pirana which I think was a better rebody of an existing car by an Italian designer

I'm putting up some shelves so went through some of my spare parts. This shows the difference between early (1959-69) and late (69-72) headlight types on the W108/W109/W111/W112 models. I wrote an article a couple of years ago which I have also updated to the new photos...

This is a lovely example of a w123 wagon. Don't seem them as nice as this these days: https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotDetails.aspx?smode=0&aid=20712&lid=2650013&pgn=2&pgs=100

Looks like oversize is the winner. Congrats!!

This P5 MKIII is for sale here in Sydney. It is wearing Rostyles and looks in good shape. Asking $17k. https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/st-peters/cars-vans-utes/1966-rover-p5-3-litre-automatic-coupe/1265657725