Hi Peter, the grille we see in this picture is standard. Someone (a previous owner maybe) has gone and purchased extra chrome strips which glue over the top of the standard non chrome slats on the grill. I have seen these before.You will know all about the car before you have it, the "fogs" are inboard of the headlamps. Those are not fog light openings one is for the towing hook, the other I dont recall. I would resync the headlamp wipers,they do not work or wash unless the headlamps are on. Also what is the red paint on the bumper? It appears that someone also put a non standard grille on the car. Zebrano wood was standard on all non "high-line" cars.
Oh, sorry. I should have specified that this isn't a pictuer of my actual car. This is just a picture of the Front of a W140 that I took off of Ebay so that you could see what I meant by "cut-outs"[:I]I would resync the headlamp wipers,they do not work or wash unless the headlamps are on. Also what is the red paint on the bumper?
Since you brought it up, what do you think of the grille on this car? You can buy the chrome kit on ebay for about $30.00US . . . I think it looks pretty sharp, but let me know if you think it's tacky . . .It appears that someone also put a non standard grille on the car.
But I thought that the whole point of foglamps was that they were low to the ground so that they could light up the road underneith the fog? Or do the Benz foglights aim down or something o acheive the same effect??You quite rightly state that the front fog lights are integrated in the main lamp cluster hence not in the fender where they are risk of chips and cracking.
The car in the picture is not actually mine, and sadly, we need a front license plate in Canada too [I cant beleive that you guys are able to drive around without a front licence plate!! I wish we could do that here.[^]
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