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A Midwest Mercedes Mystery?
A gloomy workshop photo not giving away too much. Sender Jeff Perkins found several interesting lumps somewhere in the Midwest of the USA. This one we like to highlight. "This is the last of what I found, nothing for sale but nothing being done. Helper claimed this was a 1904 Mercedes but I thought those were chain drive?" Well Jeff, not sure what you have there but it looks like somebody is cobbling together some pre WWI racing special. In our view the chassis can be anything, the chassis and seats seem new, but one thing is sure that engine is the nicest piece we have seen in some time. Imagine those big rockers moving up and down with the beast idling! But to give a name and type to the machine we prefer to leave that to you folks out there.
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Mittwoch November 20th, 2013
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Unbekannt
03 Dezember 2013, 04:40
On the Wheel locations Francisco, looks like the wheels with brake mounting are on the rear and think that is right.
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Unbekannt
25 November 2013, 05:49
It seems to be minus a transmission. This looks suspiciously like a collection of bits and pieces slung together.
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Unbekannt
21 November 2013, 09:40
I often wonder if the cars are still there everytime a tornado comes thru considering it is mid west.
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Unbekannt
20 November 2013, 23:58
It´s very curious that the wheels are in the wrong position: The rear wheels with the shorter wooden are in the front, and the front wheels are in the rear axle. Grat find anyway!
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