im in perth , Western Australia.. and getting body kits for the W126 is rather rare.. but the local spoiler shop sells a bodykit for teh 560sec coupe(2 door).. just wondering would that same front spoiler and perhaps rear spoiler fit right onto a 4 door model (sedan) ? because the chap told me it cant go cos the bonnet and thatis different, if all that is involved is to get the SEC bonnet to make the difference im willing to do so.. but im sure its very similar... cos i really want to put a front and rear spoiler.. and side skirts are pretty much the same as any other car so to graft one on shouldnt be an arm and a leg.. any help on this would be greatly appreciated!!.. go mercedes!!

Murugaa Pekkanen
Perth, Western AUstralia

Casting my curiosity aside as to why the 126 should be saddled with more weight than it already is, you might want to try some fibre glass builders who might fashion the design for you.

It is extremely a rare request you have and I doubt if you might easily find some after market spoilers for the 126.

However, the naked tells me the 560SEC and the saloon ought to fit. Unless my eyes can't measure the extra few mili-metres short.

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... Kerry

126 tailed by a 203, 129 leading the pack.

Try http://www.erebunicorp.com

They have multiple styles for the W126, although I don't know their quality. I haven't seen any of their parts other than on their site, but I am considering ordering a replacement spoiler for my W124.

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krahe :~)
85 300E euro-spec., twin-turbo AMG aero kit
89 300CE AMG aero kit

I have never tried it, but I have been told by people that sell them that the front bumpers from the w126 coupes will swap with the sedans. The coupes have foglights below so if you want them to work you'd have to do some wiring as the sedans don't have this. AMG, Lorisner and a few other (maybe not as good) do make compete kits for the w126. I have found from looking at them that they make the car look very dated. I am sure they were the hottest things around in the 80s, but put them on your car and it'll definitley look dated. There is a place in California that makes model upgrade kits for Mercedes, (they'll make your 126 look like a 140) and while these are pretty cheesy, you don't have to do the whole shebang (hood, grill, fenders, etc.). I think they have a more modern looking bumper for the w126. I forget the name of the place, but do a search because it has been talked about quite a bit on this site.

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Jason Priest
1999 E430
1995 E420 - retired
1986 420SEL - retired