E320 Convertible
Built in 1993 as a 300CE Cabriolet, and from 94-97 as an E320 ( 97 in Europe continuation of the A124 prior to the W208 CLK Cab debut )
Cost new between $75K - $85K and currently selling at bargain prices.
Definitely a collectors keeper and attention getter.
My wife drives this 94 E320 Cab and gets more attention and is rarer here then new Bentley convertibles !!!
Your victim appears to be using this car as a daily driver to work. I fart in their general direction.
Built in 1993 as a 300CE Cabriolet, and from 94-97 as an E320 ( 97 in Europe continuation of the A124 prior to the W208 CLK Cab debut )
Cost new between $75K - $85K and currently selling at bargain prices.
Definitely a collectors keeper and attention getter.
My wife drives this 94 E320 Cab and gets more attention and is rarer here then new Bentley convertibles !!!

EPC confirms production dates
Seems there are a small stream of 96s and an occasional 1997 model year offered for sale in other countries.
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C39417?pt=pf
Do Cabs wear both W124 and A124 designations accurately, with A124 being more specific?
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. So I got my camera phone out and snapped off a few! I almost wanted to follow the person and talk to them about their car, but that might have been weird! Plus it was a lady driving, so she probably would have got maced me or something!Built in 1993 as a 300CE Cabriolet, and from 94-97 as an E320 ( 97 in Europe continuation of the A124 prior to the W208 CLK Cab debut )
Cost new between $75K - $85K and currently selling at bargain prices.
Definitely a collectors keeper and attention getter.
My wife drives this 94 E320 Cab and gets more attention and is rarer here then new Bentley convertibles !!!
Thanks! And yes, it does appear to be a daily driver, I mean, it was in great shape and very clean, but I wouldn't say immaculate. Still just weird to see an E-Class Convrt. like that.
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Seems there are a small stream of 96s and an occasional 1997 model year offered for sale in other countries.
http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C39417?pt=pf
Do Cabs wear both W124 and A124 designations accurately, with A124 being more specific?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_W210
The A124 designation does refer to the cab and the c124 refers to the coupe and W124 to the sedan and w124t to the wagon. I refer to the entire chassis line as W124 though, which may technically be incorrect.
Never the less, the above production data still applies. W210 chassis was introduced for model year 1996. Cabs were so expensive (double the price of a sedan), that it wasn't uncommon to see them still on the dealer showroom during the 1996 model year, giving the impression that they were still in production for 1996.
ever OEM or after market. Any thoughts?
I just had all the fluids changed on my 1995 E320 Cabrio today. Looks like everything was serviced and up to date. Even though i had to toss a good trans filter, oil filters and gas filter along the way, at least i have a new baseline to start service from.
It also looks like there was a new wiring harness installed in the car. Thats what the mechanic said anyhow.
Here is a pic of the harness, does this look like a replacement to you folks?
Given Cabriolad's reference to the trunk as a "boot" his location must be europe, so it does not suprise me that he hasn't seen the trunk mounted 3rd brake light on a cab
Last edited by 2PHAST; Oct 3, 2008 at 02:56 AM.
S124 built to June 1996
A124, C124 including the E36 variant were built into 1996, with some A124 to June 1997 as the "bridge" between the intro of the W208 Cab.
In fact the last W124 were built 7/97 in India.
Latest issue of UK mag "Mercedes Enthusiast" did a multi page article on the 124's

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Wasn't forum member "Coastline" importing a 1996 E36 Cab last year ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_W124
But this one seems to confirm your posting
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_W124
I find production dates to March of 1996, for select markets and only select models. If the data is correct, that would confirm MB continued the W124 chassis a little longer in some parts of the world and the A124 even longer.
This does not seem to apply to JDM or the US market from what I can find.
Thanks for posting that information and the clarification.
Anything can be done, as the 3rd brake light and all the wiring can be ordered, but then it would require some custom work to cut your trunk lid, plus a repaint. I suspect it might be less expensive to get a trunk lid with the light already in it and have it painted. Not sure where you would find one of these in europe though.
ever OEM or after market. Any thoughts?
I just had all the fluids changed on my 1995 E320 Cabrio today. Looks like everything was serviced and up to date. Even though i had to toss a good trans filter, oil filters and gas filter along the way, at least i have a new baseline to start service from.
It also looks like there was a new wiring harness installed in the car. Thats what the mechanic said anyhow.
Here is a pic of the harness, does this look like a replacement to you folks?
Best of luck



