Nase voll Iltis

In Sternfunde PT2 zeigen wir einen W123 300D, der das erste war, was aberhunderte von Iltisbabies kurz nach der Geburt zu sehen bekamen. Ein hochinteressantes Auto. Olfaktorisch vor allem. Der stolze S124 wurde ein Mooshammer mit spannenden RDP`s (Runddingsprints) auf der Haube. Beeindruckend war der Nachmittag im Bunker mit den W110 Teilen und deren Besitzer. Über den malerisch verstaubten C107 280SLC stolperten wir überraschend, der W114 230.6 war in etwa anmoderiert, traf so voll ins Herz. Wie die beiden S-Klasse Limousinen W126 380SE und W111 230S, über die noch zu lesen sein wird.  Mehr Sternfunde Fotos hier.

Nose full of polecats

Im Sternfunde PT2 we show a W123 300D, which was the first thing that saw hundreds of Polecat babies shortly after birth. A very interesting car. Olfactory. The proud S124 became a real Moss plantation with exciting RDPs (Runddingsprints) on the hood. Very impressive was the afternoon in the bunker with the W110 parts collection and its owner. We surprisingly stumbled over the picturesque, dusty C107 280SLC, although the W114 230.6 had been announced in about the same way, but it still hit the heart. Like the two S-Class sedans W126 380SE and W111 230S, which will be reported more soon. More STERNFUNDE photos here.

What are Sternfunde? 

Sternfunde are Mercedes classic cars, that can not be driven now, not at all or not yet again. We found them in a barn, in a garage, on the roadside. Sometimes just parked somewhere. Nobody remembers why. Others belonged to a collector. Today this guy is looking at his treasures from very high up. Some of that Mercedes only exist, because a family can not part, a human can not let go. Great memories. Deep feelings. Unfinished dreams. Until today. 

The history of each star is closely linked to the fate of its owner. Many Mercedes have brought generations of people safely from A to B. For decades. School, work, sport, party, vacation. We forgive these stars for their present condition as a matter of course. Old, almost used up, terribly worn, waiting for better times. But maybe this time a star is there, who has been waiting only for me. Or only for you …