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The euro lights use a 6 pin connector. If you can find a car in a junkyard, you can take the tail light connector and use that. I have some somewhere. I did a write up on how to do the conversion.
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Where are your cars located? id be interested in some coupe parts.
How do the rear window seals look? Doors?.. maybe engine mount parts see: http://www.peachparts.com/shopforum/mercedes-used-parts-sale-wanted/351670-wtb-rare-78-om617a-engine-mount-parts.html
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I have read that the coupe seats are smaller then the sedan seats....so the cloth seats won't fit a sedan.
The lights on the 280 will have the needed connectors for the euro lights....they just switched a few pins around. I would switch all the wiring harness over for the head lights....this way you can take advantage of the fog lamp features and parking light features.
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You are correct. The coupe seats are different from the sedan/wagon seats. |
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