[W126 Coupe] Wood Trim Patterns?

Gerry Van Zandt gerryvz at me.com
Fri Nov 18 16:50:36 EST 2011


Two types of wood were generally available:

Zebrano (a straight dark grain) on lower-model cars
Burl walnut (wurzelholz in German) on higher-end cars

All US 560 models (sedans, coupes and SLs) came standard with burl walnut.

Generally, the W126 sedans (300SE/SEL, 420SEL) for the US came with standard zebrano wood.

On non-US sedans and coupes, you could order either as an option I think on any model, but the "standard" wood was zebrano.

On the 124 E-class cars you see zebrano as standard on US models (260E, 300E, E320, etc.), except on the coupes, convertibles and 400E/E420 and 500E/E500 cars, which came from the factory with burl walnut.

Cheers,
Gerry



On Nov 18, 2011, at 11:15 AM, mbcoupes-request at mbcoupes.com wrote:


>

> Hey everyone

>

> I am curious what are the wood patterns that were available to the SEC and are they different from the SELs? Did they change or add new patterns for the 2nd gen SEC?

>

> Cheers

> Yousef


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